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CHARACTER ANALYSIS



Minor Characters


Roy’s Parents

Although minor characters, Roy’s parents are presented in an extremely positive light. They are the ones who have instilled in their son this sense of integrity and have helped him mature into a fine young man. Their jobs do force Roy to move many times which sometimes makes his life difficult and forces him to be lonely. However,.....

Curly Branitt

Curly is another character who comes across as surly and mean in the beginning, but redeems himself by the end when he realizes that the owls are worth saving. He is the construction site foreman for Mother Paula’s Pancake House and is very aware that his job is on the line if the vandalism continues to occur on the site. This is ........

Chuck Muckle

Another villain, Chuck is a stereotypical presentation of the corporate bully and as such is comparable to Dana Matherson. He uses his........

Kimberly Lou Dixon

At first she seems to be the stereotypical Hollywood starlet by her condescending behavior and rough attitude. However, she turns out to be a lifetime member of the Audubon Society and willingly steps forward to repudiate the actions of the Mother Paula Pancake House company and join the kids in protecting the owls. If.........

Garrett

He appears very briefly in the story, but he’s an example of a good kid. He befriends Roy when no one else will ........

Leon and Lonna Leep

These two are the unusual parents of Beatrice and Mullet Fingers. Leon is a former professional basketball player who retired because of injuries. However, he was never able to adjust to life after that and flounders around his house as a real couch potato, being cared for by Beatrice. He likes Mullet Fingers and wants him to........

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