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The Incredibles Character Analysis

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For Ela this year I watched the movie The Incredibles and I really enjoyed it partially because it used 2 classes. The main character is Bob Parr A.K.A Mr. Incredible voiced by Craig T. Nelson his wife is Helen Parr A.K.A Elastigirl voiced by Holly Hunter they have 3 kids form oldest to youngest first is Violet Parr voiced by Sarah Vowel next is Dashiell ‘Dash’ Parr voiced by Spencer Fox and the youngest is Jack Jack Parr. At the beginning Bob and Helen are doing superhero work then they meet and decide to get married. All superheroes get sued and shut down because they are costing the government too much money. Later on Bob gets invited to shut down a dangerous robot then the plot gets rolling. I like the humor in the movie. My favorite

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