Ed And Judy Boone Character Analysis
Ed and Judy Boone are two very different people who also have very different ideals and
morals. They also have very different parenting styles when it comes to their autistic son
Christopher. But one thing is clear both Ed and Judy love their son very much. After feeling
regretful about his altercation with Christopher, Ed tries to amend their relationship. Ed told his
son "I love you very much Christopher, “Don’t ever forget that. “But I only do it because I worry
about you, because I don't want to see you getting into trouble, because I don't want you to get
hurt”. Judy has been absent for 7 of Christopher’s life but she written letters to him every week.
When Christopher appears at her front door step one night she has him stay with them for as …show more content…
Theo Brown
Ms.Thomas
English 2
9/7/2016
Ed is Christopher’s more patient parent, even though when he read the detective book and lost
it he is very patient given with Christopher’s circumstances. “I know I lose my rag occasionally. I
know I get angry. I know I shout. And I know I shouldn't." Judy Boone, even though she left
when times got tough she wants to be a part of her son’s life. When Christopher was a kid she
used to yell and pop him because she had no tolerance for his antics. Judy may be impatient
but she genuinely cares about her son. A good thing about Judy Boone is she acknowledges that
she is impatient and that she owns up to it." So I got cross, because I don't like shopping at
Christmas, either, and I told you to behave and I tried to pick you up and move you. “I'm not like
your father. Your father is a much more patient person. He just gets on with things and if things
upset him he doesn't let it show. But that's not the way I am and there's nothing I can do to
change that”. One important thing about both parents is that they love their son, even with his
ridiculous antisocial behavior and
morals. They also have very different parenting styles when it comes to their autistic son
Christopher. But one thing is clear both Ed and Judy love their son very much. After feeling
regretful about his altercation with Christopher, Ed tries to amend their relationship. Ed told his
son "I love you very much Christopher, “Don’t ever forget that. “But I only do it because I worry
about you, because I don't want to see you getting into trouble, because I don't want you to get
hurt”. Judy has been absent for 7 of Christopher’s life but she written letters to him every week.
When Christopher appears at her front door step one night she has him stay with them for as …show more content…
Theo Brown
Ms.Thomas
English 2
9/7/2016
Ed is Christopher’s more patient parent, even though when he read the detective book and lost
it he is very patient given with Christopher’s circumstances. “I know I lose my rag occasionally. I
know I get angry. I know I shout. And I know I shouldn't." Judy Boone, even though she left
when times got tough she wants to be a part of her son’s life. When Christopher was a kid she
used to yell and pop him because she had no tolerance for his antics. Judy may be impatient
but she genuinely cares about her son. A good thing about Judy Boone is she acknowledges that
she is impatient and that she owns up to it." So I got cross, because I don't like shopping at
Christmas, either, and I told you to behave and I tried to pick you up and move you. “I'm not like
your father. Your father is a much more patient person. He just gets on with things and if things
upset him he doesn't let it show. But that's not the way I am and there's nothing I can do to
change that”. One important thing about both parents is that they love their son, even with his
ridiculous antisocial behavior and