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As we all know the author of 'misfits' (James Howe) has a great style of writing, but it is his choice of discription that made me think.I think that the author chose to make joe stariotypicly gay not what every individual gay person, they are all different. That made us as readers think that everybody that was gay in this book was going to be a stariotype ( which is not necessarily good ). THEN he surprised me by telling us Colin was gay. My proof is, ( I don't have any proof this was just a thought ). That surprised us because Colin was (stariotypicly speaking) not gay because Addie thought that he wasn't. We never thought that she was wrong because she is always right. I also think that he had to make joe a stariotype because it made the story a little more interesting because there was no other stariotype gay person. But I thought it was nice that Colin said if he were like joe he would say how he felt I also think joe is a very sweet caracter. Thoughts?
-Sarah V
Ya, that confused me too. Like, Colin wasn't stereotypically gay, but he is! That got me to wonder about James Howe's writing style. Does he confuse the reader? Does he use suspense against the characters? Any thoughts?
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