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OVERALL ANALYSIS
CHARACTER ANALYSIS/Literary Criticism
Major Characters
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Roy Eberhardt
Roy is a typical teenager with all the angst that puberty brings. His
parents move around a great deal because of his father’s job, and Roy
seems to just find his way in one place when he has to move to another.
Like any kid, he has some resentment for this situation, but he also has
a strong sense of responsibility as the only child of his parents. He
knows that he had a......
Mullet Fingers
Far from normal, Mullet Fingers - also known as Napoleon Bridger - is
the product of an extremely dysfunctional family. He has no idea who his
biological father is and his own mother has literally rejected him, forcing
him from her home. His step-sister, Beatrice Leep, is the only one who
protects him, even though his step-father wants him to live with them.
He is........
Beatrice Leep
She is Mullet Fingers’ step-sister, and she protects him fiercely. She
is known at school as Beatrice the Bear, because she is so tough on and
off the soccer field. No one messes with Beatrice including Dana Matherson.
At first, she.........
Officer David Delinko
This young police officer is an adult version of Roy in that he, too,
is on a journey to find his own integrity. He wants badly to be a detective
and uses any opportunity that comes to him to further his career. This
includes taking.......
Dana Matherson
Dana is one of the villains of the story. He is the school bully who
comes from his dysfunctional family. Because he is larger than his classmates,
he is able to control them physically and enjoy his own sense of power
because of it. He is.......
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