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Mike Johnson’s Background

Mike Johnson is the first kid in a family of six, and he is adored by his parents, who had Mike after years of infertility. Mike Johnson, now fifteen years old, is a quiet character with low self-esteem who prefers to spend his days alone. Mike cannot generally argue with his pals and is frequently too emotional to explain himself. His parents attribute this type of conduct to his father’s previous connection with his mother, who is an alcoholic and a selfish character. Mona Lisa is a naive parent who lacks the skills to care for her children socially and psychologically. A local bar attendant she brought Mike up beating him most of the time because of slight mistakes.

Mike’s Love for Video Games

Mike spends most of his time playing video games of which he is an accomplished player. Mike loves playing the military games and is an avid fan of the bad of the protagonist characters. In his class, upper class kids make fun of him and undermines his ability as a man. One Sam, and most often poor milk remains on his shirt and this happens in front of his class members. The bullies hide Mikes classroom books and locks him out of most lectures. This has seriously limited his self-worth over the time he has been in college. This results in him concentrating most of the time in the video games that he loves and the use of his IPhone, which has numerous games and applications.

Mike’s Transformation

The bullies have hid this morning Mike’s laptop and he is overwhelmed with anger. He picks up a used club in the sore room next door and almost kills the bullies. He assumes the personality of fear tyrant but upon being annoyed is dangerous. The change in behavior in Mike is seen by everybody and is mainly because of the bullying and being underrated by friends. Finally, the friends and personal intervention of classmates Sam is help to appreciate his self-worth through church attendance in which he receives counseling and advice. Inclusion in class activities also tend to help him acknowledge himself and becomes confident.