Erik Fisher Character Sketch

The point of the Geometric Character Analysis is to break down the characters into simple shapes, showing their personalities on the outside and making them far easier to understand. It also helps to make connections. It’ll show the links that attach two characters to one another, or the chains that drag them down. Joey and Erik don’t know each other personally, but Erik is slowly pulling Joey down under, and soon, they will both be fully submerged in the sea of dreams (The Erik Fisher Football Dream). Erik is the main antagonist, constantly threatening Paul, but keeping up an image of glory and fame. Joey used to be Paul’s best friend, but in Part Two, he left him and decided to think about playing football. Erik Fisher is pulling Joey Castello down, and there’s nothing Paul can do about it but bring his brother back to life. Joey Castello used to be Paul Fisher’s best friend, but when Paul transferred to Tangerine Middle after the sinkhole event, Joey decided to quit soccer and started to think about football instead. What I feel symbolizes his personality the best is a small, bright red square. A
However, whether he and Joey know it or not, a tiny, thin chain links them together, and when Erik laughed at Mike’s death, Joey just kind of lost it. He quit soccer, transferred to and from Tangerine Middle, and eventually became friends with Paul again. Erik had done many bad things, making his brother nearly go blind, indirectly causing the murder of Luis Cruz, and stealing from people’s houses. He is a large, black pow with just a tint of red. He is easily the largest shape on the paper, towering over everyone else, and causing mass destruction in a massive boom! He is the main antagonist, and his mirth at Joey’s brother’s death, “‘Hey check it out. It’s Mohawk Man’s brother.’” pg. 133, caused a tiny link to form and drag Joey