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Sloth Character Analysis

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Who is my favorite character and why? Theres a couple diffrent characters i like. So im going to pick two, i like chunk, and sloth. I can relate to chunk rather well. We both have a little extra weight with some friends who like to pick on us. Also we both have a very similar sense of humor when it comes to certain things. Such as how he was held hostage with sloth and gave him a candy bar. So why do i like sloth? I think sloth is hysterical but i like the way he protects the goonies and saves them at the end of the movie. Hes looks like a big scary monster but hes a sweet little guy on the inside. My favorite part with him is at the end when he rips of his shirt and its the superman logo, and his brother says ¨well you really messed up now.¨ Sloth isnt much diffrent from you and I. He looks diffrent …show more content…

At the end of the movie it gets implied that he was dropped on his head numerous times by his mother witch caused his mental problems. For sloth being in chains most of his life he is one strong beast of a man. Witch is also proven in the movie. Why did the developers think it was okay to just take peoples houses? Does this happen today? Nobody really said if it was okay. Its really not, but the point is money talks. If you have the right amount of money you can get anything you would like. Somethings hold a more sentamental value such as homes and the location of these homes make a huge diffrence on where the price of these homes. Another reason they were able to take their homes is their dad Tyler smith Mr moorhouse

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