(Character Analysis)
Stanley Yelnats is the main character of the book. That's the why i choose him and his partner of destiny. As I first started to read the book I didn't like Zero. Everyone was joking about him even Mr. Pendanski. I thought that he was an idiot. Then Stanley started to teach him how to write&read. And I understood that Zero wasn't actually just a "Zero". He is a smart boy that never talks when it's not necessary. Against Stanley's big body Hector (Zero) is a little black boy. In the film he was really sweet. They know eachother first in Camp Green Lake. But their great-great-great-grand...-parents has a relationship. Stanley's great-great-grand-father makes a deal with Hector's grandgrandgrand Mother (I got tired of writing great -.-). But he forgot the deal and he and his family have been cursed until Hector and Stanleys adventure.
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Stanley Yelnats is the main character of the book. That's the why i choose him and his partner of destiny. As I first started to read the book I didn't like Zero. Everyone was joking about him even Mr. Pendanski. I thought that he was an idiot. Then Stanley started to teach him how to write&read. And I understood that Zero wasn't actually just a "Zero". He is a smart boy that never talks when it's not necessary. Against Stanley's big body Hector (Zero) is a little black boy. In the film he was really sweet. They know eachother first in Camp Green Lake. But their great-great-great-grand...-parents has a relationship. Stanley's great-great-grand-father makes a deal with Hector's grandgrandgrand Mother (I got tired of writing great -.-). But he forgot the deal and he and his family have been cursed until Hector and Stanleys adventure.
I think it's "just" a little bit short but you took Stanley and Zero together. Killing two birds with one stone, you smart boy ;)
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