Do Characters Get Out Of Trouble

Mr. Smith always told Henry, “If you build your house far enough away from Trouble then trouble will never find you.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement? What kinds of trouble do the characters get into? How do the characters get out of trouble or do they just learn to live with trouble? Use examples from the novel to support your thesis. In the book Trouble, Henry’s dad said that if you build your house far enough away form trouble, then trouble will never find you. I think that this statement is very wrong. Trouble is really what we call something bad or unfortunate. Trouble is a natural occurrence in life that finds everybody. However, trouble can sometimes be avoided. Not doing things that could hurt other people and yourself are good ways to do this. Also, thinking before you act is
When trouble finds you, you have to have the courage to face your troubles by looking for solutions to them, or by learning to live with them when solutions cannot be found. In the book Trouble, trouble happened to many people. It happened to Franklin when he broke his ankle and was said to never run again. Franklin was able to get out of trouble by going for walks everyday so that he could build up strength until he was able to run. Or when the truck that Louisa was driving hit Franklin and he died. Also, trouble happened a lot to Chay Chouan. It happened to him in the refugee camp when he had to eat smelly fish and grass, or when the soldier made him crawl on his hands and knees to check for landmines. The time that Chay and his family were on the escape boat and pirates came along and stole all of the refugee’s valuables was trouble. Chay dating Louisa was trouble, and Chay saying that he was driving the car that hit Franklin instead of Louisa made his troubles greater. Chay had to run away because it seemed like almost everyone hated him including his own