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Vnny And Joe-Boy Character Analysis
How would you feel about jumping off a 50 feet cliff? Scared? Brave? Excited? Vinny and Joe-Boy are both characters from a story called “The Ravine”. They are best friends who live in Hawaii and go to a place where a boy named Butchi died 2 weeks and one day before they arrived.The main characters, VInny and Joe-Boy, are similar in many ways, but are different in other ways.
Vinny is weak. He cannot stand up to his friends. He can’t say no to them when they went to the ravine and he doesn’t want to go(p.g.7). Vinny likes to swim, but does not want to swim at the ravine because of Butchie’s dead body and because his mom said “Don’t go there. That pond is haunted.” Joe-Boy is mean to his friends. He said, “you probl’y stepping right where

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