Sue Heck Character Analysis

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I never mean to be self centered but I am totally starting to think this is my year. Well at least starting to be. Before I begin diving head first into the point of tonight's blog, let me start by providing some background on well life and my childhood and stuff like that. When I was younger my mom and I made it a thing to sit down every Tuesday night and watch this television show "The Middle." A television show about this mess of a family in Indiana. I'm not going to provide you all with a synopsis of the show, but there is one character that I want to talk about, Sue Sue Heck. Sue Heck is a quarkie teenage girl who has the typical "middle child syndrome" with pretty much everyone she meets. Well much later in the series Sue goes through

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