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Judy Boone Character Analysis

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Judy Boone and Ed Boone are Christopher’s parents. Because this is true they both

share one quality. They both love Christopher with all of their hearts and they want the best for

him that he can possibly have. This is shown by his father when he says, “‘ Christopher, I would

never, ever do any-thing to hurt you’” (Haddon, 219). When Christopher’s father said this he is

trying to make an attempt to regain Christopher’s trust. Because his dad loves him so much wants

his son to forgive him. It breaks his heart knowing that Christopher does not trust him. He is doing

all that he can. Christopher’s mother shows her love for Christopher when she says this, “‘Of

course he can stay’” (Haddon, 195), when the police officer arrives at her house.

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