Byron In Michigan Character Analysis

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When Byron was at Michigan, he was all full of himself. When they were scraping off the ice off of the Brown Bomber, Byron’s lips got stuck on the windshield of the Brown Bomber. (Page 14) When Byron was at Michigan, Byron was very impolite and insulted his family members. He insulted his family members by saying that he should be adopted because he was too beautiful to be in his family. (Page 8) When Byron was at Michigan, Byron did not socialize well with his family. With the exception with Joetta, he did not let anyone touch him or hug him. (Page 2)He also teased and messed around with Kenny in all sorts of ways. (Page 8-10)In Alabama, Byron was more polite and started to use more manners. He said ma’am for every question he answered for Grandma Sands. He …show more content…
(Page 177-179)This shows that Byron did not just care for himself but he also cared for others. When Byron got Kenny out of the water, he thought that Kenny died. Byron was crying, kissing, and hugging Kenny. (Page 179)This shows that he cares for Kenny because he normally would not be this affectionate to Kenny. In Michigan, Byron was swinging Kenny around in the snow and making Kenny have a bunch of snow in his mouth. That was a very big change that Byron has made.(Page 9)In Alabama, Byron followed more rules and socialized well with others. He followed more rules in Alabama. In Alabama, he listened to Grandma Sands orders. When Grandma Sands told Byron to get groceries at the grocery, he obeyed and went to get groceries. (Page 160)When Grandma Sands told the family not to go to Collier’s Landing because a kid drowned in there, Byron did not go to Collier’s Landing. (Page 169)In Michigan, he would usually do things that people tell him not to do like playing with matches or straightening his hair. He also socialized well with his family. Byron talked and walked with Mr. Robert and Dad. They were laughing and having fun.(Page
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