Character Analysis: Penn Web

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The character I would prefer to be is Penn Web For many Different reasons.First I would rather be Penn Web since throughout a massive portion of the story Crash always seeks to cause Penn Web misery and this type of behavior is something I detest."All last year we tormented Webb". This quote shows that Crash had no problem causing pain to Webb. The Second reason I would rather be Penn Web then Crash Coogan is that Penn Web shows some admirable traits for example like positivity. Even though Penn Web is constantly being picked on he still remains positive and cheery which is a very good trait for someone to have in my opinion. "In fact, he never gets mad at anybody. Day after day, his chippy perky self." This quote shows how Penn still manages

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