Character Analysis Of Zits From 'My Father'

Zits is a teenage Native American teenage boy. He is a foster child, he can not find a family that works out and seems to keep finding things wrong in his life. He finds it challenging being a Native American. He's misunderstood often and struggles with his life. Zits life goes through some serious changes throughout the story. He mentally and physically transforms into a new person in the book.

Zits was living with a foster family, one day he pushed his foster mom into a fall and then later found himself in jail. While in jail, Zits met Justice. Justice was white and already started mentally transforming Zits teaching him that violence is the answer to everything. The boys got out of jail, and Justice convinced Zits to give crime a chance, Zits started to shoot up a bank. Next thing he knew he had a bullet in his head and now was having thoughts of him as other people. In Zits head he was transformed into multiple different characters.
Zits finally started understanding things about his father that he had never known before. He now knows why his dad left his mom. He now knows his dad loves him, and most importantly he knows his dad leaving him was best for Zits. Zits would be able to feel some peace understanding his father's actions. Zors was his own father. Zits transformed back into his own