Symbolism In Killing Mr Griffin
Kye Schnittgen
Kill
In the book “Killing Mr. Griffin” written by Lois Duncan, there is a character named Mark and here’s a few of his attributes; He’s quiet, a leader, and he is pretty calm. Mark doesn’t talk unless he feels like what he has to say is important. He doesn’t even tell him family he’s leaving to school or answer any of his aunt’s questions. “Jeff came by for him earlier than usual this morning. He was honking the car horn out there at seven-thirty and Mark was out the door before I could even ask him if he’ll be home for dinner.” Throughout the rest of the book it shows he doesn’t talk a whole lot. Mark is the leader of the gang of main characters in this story. Everyone listens to everything he says and do whatever he tells
Kill
In the book “Killing Mr. Griffin” written by Lois Duncan, there is a character named Mark and here’s a few of his attributes; He’s quiet, a leader, and he is pretty calm. Mark doesn’t talk unless he feels like what he has to say is important. He doesn’t even tell him family he’s leaving to school or answer any of his aunt’s questions. “Jeff came by for him earlier than usual this morning. He was honking the car horn out there at seven-thirty and Mark was out the door before I could even ask him if he’ll be home for dinner.” Throughout the rest of the book it shows he doesn’t talk a whole lot. Mark is the leader of the gang of main characters in this story. Everyone listens to everything he says and do whatever he tells