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Stanley's Character Analysis Of Stanley In 'Holes'

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Holes Character Analysis Stanley has changed at his time at Camp Green Lake and his personality too. Stanley has made a friend who we know as Zero, and the reason going to camp is for commiting a crime he did not do. Stanley friendship with Zero changes him because he goes from selfish to selfless. In the begging of the book he was selfish and only thought about himself. “A policeman asked Stanley why he was running. Then he took the shoes from Stanley and made a call on the radio,”. (sacher24). This shows that he took the shoes for himself and tried to run home with them.” It wasn’t fair Mr.Pendanceski, said that it was interesting. (sacher52). Stanley gets all act up because he did not get his day off. Stanley’s selfishness is a bad thing,
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Entry One On page twelve of Holes, Stanley gets to the camp and meets Mr. Sir for the first time. Because the camp was so far away, both the bus driver and guard felt understandably irritated. In fact, the guard stated, “Nine hours here, and now nine hours back… What a day.” Stanley “felt a little sorry for the guard and the bus driver” for putting them through the trouble.

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“Well the first hole is always the hardest. ”(pg.45) Stanly slowly finds out that he is innocent and is freed from camp green lake,along with zero. Because zero is the person

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The characters in Holes also highlight the negative impact of the justice system on young people. We see how the system has failed Stanley Yelnats, the main character. He is sent to Camp Green Lake

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Sanderson had mixed feeling about the shoes. He was feeling skeptical at first, but then he grew to understand why Douglas wanted the shoes so badly and changed his opinion. In the story, it says, “‘But not sneakers, sir! How you going to sell sneakers unless you can rave about them and how you going to rave about them unless you know them?’ Mr. Sanderson backed off a little distance from the boy’s fever, one hand to his chin.

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“The truth was, he didn’t especially like himself. He liked himself now. ”(186 Sacher) This quote shows there has been significant change in Stanley. Partly through the influence of Zero’s friendship and partly from Stanley’s growth as a person, over the course of the book Stanley changes from a weak person to a strong person.

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After all that happened, Stanley became the strong and bold individual he truly was, inside. Stanley shows the backbone he’s grown when he says, “Isn 't it more important for him to learn to read? Doesn’t that build more character more than digging holes?” (Louis Sachar 137), to the Warden. He 's finally breaking out of his shy and timid state, by standing up to the her/his worst enemy.

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He demands respects and is sure of it that he will get his way. In some situations, Blanche is there to stop him from getting what he wants. The way Stanley treats those around him is ugly and mean and the more he does that they can finally realize that they are not his puppets. This is all evident through "She's not stayin' here after Tuesday. You know that, don't you?

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