Robby Bobby

“To late you're out of time, be a grown up Bobby.” Bobby is having a kid with his girlfriend Nia. They are both teenagers and Bobby is very confused about it all. He doesn’t know how to handle it. Bobby loves doing the kid like stuff him and his friends do all the time. It is time for Bobby to ‘be a man.” Bobby putting Feather before everything else in his life is symbolic like the arcade and shows responsibility. When he has his hands full his mother offers to take care of Feather, but when he had asked before she said no, because he needed to learn how much responsibility a kid is. It took Bobby a minute to gain responsibility, he loved the arcade and him not going to it or doing kid like things he used to do, so he can take care of his
Bobby and Nia were going to do the “right thing’ and give Feather up for adoption. Now, Bobby believes raising Feather alone is the right choice. Bobby is being a man. Feather cries for him, and she knows that he is the one she can depend on. It’s hard for Bobby to let go of something that is a part of him now. He has grown up so much from the beginning of the book where he was still hanging out with his friends on the daily. Basing everything around himself, where now he bases everything around Feather and what he has to do for her. Feather cries for him, and she wants him. It’s hard for Bobby to let go of something that is a part of him now. Just Frank was a homeless man who once asked Bobby if he were a man, then 2 days after died trying to save someone from a burning home. “He didn’t have family, he didn’t have money, just Frank.” This really made Bobby think because he didn’t have to try to save that person. He could have just watched and did what he wanted. He put someone else before himself and that was the situation bobby was/needed to be in. He was trying to start putting people before himself because he has Feather now, and needs to gain responsibility and become a