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It wasn't Stanley’s fault.He was framed of stealing the shoes and he even told the truth that he didn't do it, alas Stanley chose to go to Camp Green Lake.Stanley saw that everyone at camp is mean and started to accommodate himself with it .At the beginning of the novel Stanley’s heart had hardened, but because of his friendship with zero he became caring. As Stanley was in Camp Green Lake for a while his heart was calloused. “He didn’t care what Zero thought.Zero was nobody.”(Sachar81).Since he moved in line in front of Zero,Stanley got the drift that Zero had no value.He only cared about the other people in Dtent.”He needed to save his energy for the people who counted.”(Sachar82).He now wanted to please the people who”mattered”, now that …show more content…

“He didn’t care what Zero thought.Zero was nobody.”(Sachar81).Since he moved in line in front of Zero,Stanley got the drift that Zero had no value.He only cared about the other people in Dtent.”He needed to save his energy for the people who counted.”(Sachar82).He now wanted to please the people who”mattered”, now that he deemed himself valuable.Stanley was concerned about Squid and he’s never nice to stanley,and Zero just wanted to learn how to read.Stanley thought the other boys dug his hole when he stuck up for them, but Stanley figured out it was Zero.Stanley agreed to teach Zero how to read in exchange for digging part of Stanley’s hole.They became friends and started to get to know each other,and during their friendship Stanley's heart started getting purer. Towards the end of the story, Stanley's friendship with Zero made stanley more compassionate.”But what if it wasn't too late.”(Sachar147).Stanley was worrying about Zero, and Stanley didn't want to leave Zero out in the dessert for death.”I can't leave Hector.”(Sachar219).Stanley and Zero are friends,he didn’t want to leave Zero at camp.Stanley knew Zero had no idea what he was doing when he stole the shoes,so in Zero’s defense he didn’t need a punishment to Camp Green

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