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The Change Of Heart Journe Character Profile

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Shay Bourne is a highly dangerous criminal in the novel The Change of Heart that goes to jail and influences many of his fellow prisoners. First, Lucius is a sad character, he is very sick with HIV and is extremely lonely. Lucius was in jail, because he murdered his boyfriend who unfortunately cheated on him. Shay and Lucius can relate to each other, because Shay is on death row and Lucius is slowly dying. Second, a prisoner named Chase was a very frightening person who scared many people. Chase followed in the footsteps of Shay and became a nicer person. Crash was very intimidating, but was influenced by Shay and showed much more kindness to people. Third, a character named Calloway who was extremely racist. Calloway didn't want to be with

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