A character that tends to stand out the most is Christopher's dad (Ed Boone). Mr. Boone realizes that his child Christopher is an exceptionally one of a kind induvial. All through the book one sees his relationships and interactions with numerous people, with majority of his interactions being different, so when addressing certain points Mr. Boone regularly does not know how to approach his child. For instance, when Christopher was just trying to help solve the mystery of his neighbor's dead dog, his dad disliked that and tried to stop it by any means necessary and his dad did not take it to light on him. His tone was extremely cruel and his disposition was very direct. Mr. Boone stated “What the hell were you doing poking round her garden? How many times do I have to tell you, Christopher? I told you to keep your nose out of other people’s business" (Haddon 50). Christopher's dad was extremely irate while talking about this with his child. He hit against the table rattling the dishes and silverware and it nearly appeared as though he couldn't control himself. He also stated this “OK, Christopher. I am going to say this for the last and final time. I will not tell you again. Look at me when I’m talking to you, for God’s sake. Look at me. You are not to go asking Mrs. Shears about