Josh Cameron

In the story miracle on 49th street the character Josh Cameron changed who he is where he is. Because of past moments at a place he was more light hearted and that affected many things in the book such as the title, the morale, and many other smaller things. In the story it talks about Josh Cameron's past memories. It says he met up with his past girlfriend there, which later died. It would only give him good memories since. In the story it says "Me. You. Us. That's how it's supposed to be." That means they had a real moment there and Josh would always remember something important like that. That is one big reason why he would be light hearted there. Josh Cameron in the past said something very bad that hurt Molly's feelings greatly. It meant that he didn't truly want her
He isn't as nice and cares a lot more about himself. It shows in his dialogue many times such as "We need to find the best thing for me." "Why do I have to do this." And last "I don't have time for this." He never seemed to talk about "us." Prove that the 1st point is true that in a place where a good thing happen, he changed and was super nice. The writer meant for this time not for him to be lying he even says it in an a interview about the story. He was much more happy and he said the most important thing that Molly one of the main characters wanted him to say since they first met. "First I had to get my daughter." As in her because the whole point of the story is that Molly is the child of him because he got her mom pregnant (when they were boyfriend and girlfriend at the time.) Before her mom died she told her and now it was her mission to get him to believe her. Josh Cameron was a big time basketball player and that is why he had fans and such. In the end this shows how where you are can change who you are. Josh Cameron changed where he was and in many other story's other characters changes who they