Analytical Essay – Lochie Leonard

Awkwardness, barbaricness and moodiness are stereotypes which are utilize to represent teenagers. In his unused Locke Leonard the man Torpedo, Tim Wanton explores the emotional tuition of teenagers. In the novel he represents teenagers as reckless. This is achieved through and through with(predicate) Locales foreign workions, rude behavior and his blighted run-in. The novel displays teenagers as reckless through their inappropriate behavior.In the chapter Getting Serious Locke and Vicki are only when in her ho purpose and they engage n versed activities disregarding the possible consequences. This is withal shown later on in the harbor in the chapter Ocean Beach where they again act without thinking. The two chapters give the reader a clear example that teenagers can be reckless due to their inappropriate behavior. At school Locke displays rude behavior towards his teachers.In the chapter Everybodys preferent Spread Locke is in class studying his to the lowest degree favorite subject, Math, and is rude to his teacher by omitting to call him sir (pap-18). Also in the chapter rightful(a) Torpedoing Locke is in his woodwork class and erst again displays dude behavior and freshness to his teacher by suggesting that the teacher does his farce (pap-31). This insulting comment could enrage an already hostile teacher even to a greater extent and is therefore reckless.In the first two weeks Locke has already acquired a bad reputation for himself. Locales rude behavior is very risky. Teenagers are be as reckless due to their manipulation of inappropriate or bad language. Locke has been influenced to use bad language after teaching a book about sexual development. In the chapter Every iodins Favorite Spread Locke is cosmos bullied. Whilst being bullied he retaliates by calling them a bunch of yellow vulvas (pap), which might irritate them to attack him, rather than trying to settle them down, which would be more sensible. Locales use of language clearly represents teens as reckless. In this novel Tim Wanton represents teenagers as reckless because of their inappropriate actions, rude behavior and bad language. He has focused on emotional development in adolescents. While this is only one aspect of the challenges faced by teens, the beginning has represented common stereotypes in characters and their actions to come upon teenagers.