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Stootan Character Analysis

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Jeff is the one true Stotan Tough, strong, and fearless are just a few of the qualities a Stotan must have. Jeff is one of the four people on the frost swimming team. Jeff is also a former marine. He’s also a true Stotan. Jeff’s the most like a Stotan because in the pool he’s a hard worker and a joker out of it. Jeff is the most like a Stotan physically more than the rest because he is very strong. One example is that Jeff is bigger than Lion. “Except for maybe Jeff, he’s the biggest guy I’ve ever seen call himself a swimmer.”(34) That makes Jeff seem as if he was big, tall, and strong. Jeff also was in the marines and that was where he was pushed to his limit strength wise. “I didn’t have the strength to push myself up.”(93) Jeff was strong

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