James Howe's Misfits
“Well, I think the pledge of allegiance is about idealism. You know like what we aim for.”
What I notice about the beginning of James Howe’s Misfits is that Addie is not afraid to fight for what she wants, She fought for her right to not say the pledge of allegiance , and she fought for her political party. Although she can be very wrong about things and a little narcissistic from time to time. What I notice about Skeezie is that , even though he is looked at as a troublemaker , I believe Addie is more of a trouble maker than Skeezie , I also really love how skeezie does not really engage in the misfits forums cause he is too busy complaining about the service at the Candy Kitchen
What I notice about the beginning of James Howe’s Misfits is that Addie is not afraid to fight for what she wants, She fought for her right to not say the pledge of allegiance , and she fought for her political party. Although she can be very wrong about things and a little narcissistic from time to time. What I notice about Skeezie is that , even though he is looked at as a troublemaker , I believe Addie is more of a trouble maker than Skeezie , I also really love how skeezie does not really engage in the misfits forums cause he is too busy complaining about the service at the Candy Kitchen