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The Bully Character Analysis

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About 3.2 million kids are bullied every year have you been bullied? In the book The Bully the main character Darrell is also a victim of bullying. Darrell gone through many challenging tasks and hardships but he learn to stand up for himself and others. Darrell has also done many acts of bravery,courage,and kindness. While still improving his physical and mental aspects. In the story Darrell is very brave and courageous. One example that Darrell is brave is when tyray tells Darrell to not go to the prom or not even his mama’s money can save him. Darrell than demonstrates his bravery by going to prom and standing up to Tyray but then getting beat up by tyray and his homies and then thrown in the trash. A second example of Darrell’s bravery

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