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Characterization – Relationship Ed and Chris Boone

Write about the relationship between two characters and how it is changing or developing. 
What are the characteristics of the relationship?
What does it work or not work? What is changing? How do they effect one another?

The relationship between Chrisopher and Ed Boone.

I’d read further in my book and found out a lot of new information. My guess about the storyline of the book is confirmed – that it is about much more than just finding out who killed Wellington.
After Judy’s alleged death Christopher and Ed had a rough but profound relationship and were used to one another. Ed had known his son well and Christopher believed he’d known his father. But Christopher’s investigation led him into a situation that he shouldn’t have gotten himself into. 
Christopher is anyway having a hard time putting trust into people. But after he found out that his mother had still been alive (and left them) and his father had killed Wellington, he felt like the world was crashing down on him. 

Christopher currently believes that his own father wants to kill him which is why he had ran from home and tried to meet his mother in London. I feel really sorry for Christopher finding out the truth the way he did. I really liked the bond between those two and I hope that they can at some point be a family again (well, I’m not sure if I could forgive him killing an innocent animal).


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  1. Julia H.18. November 2017 um 06:23

    Good! It's very interesting for me to see how your opinion progresses while reading.

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