What evolution of change would you like to go through in life? In the novel ‘Deep Zone’ written by Tim Green, the main character Ty Lewis changes throughout the story by becoming braver, learning leadership, and by suffering. Everyone goes through a evolution of change, although everyone's experience through change is different. Ty Lewis’s change would be a hard one to go through as explained throughout “Deep Zone”. To begin, the first part of Ty’s evolution of change is his bravery he gains throughout ‘Deep Zone’. Ty Lewis’s family got involved with mobsters after Ty’s uncle Gus snitched on the mobsters. Ty’s uncle Gus tricked Ty into getting information from his older brother Thane who plays for the NFL team New York Jets. After Thane gave
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Ty suffered from many things but one of the most painful of them all was losing his parents at a young age. The author Tim Green reveals this at the beginning of the book when he said “But special he was, a boy without parents, and a boy whose only other living relatives (beside his NFL brother) had been buried away in a into a government witness protection system.” (Green, 4) Tim Green then brings it back up later in the book when Ty is talking to a friend about her cousin's dad and Ty says “Okay, I won’t. Ty felt a pang of jealousy.” (Green, 169) Ty felt the pang of jealousy because he was suffering from his parents death knowing his friends still had their parents. Although Ty does suffer in other ways throughout the book when his brother Thane gets hit in his knee which torn many ligaments in Thanes knee, which forced Ty to sit at the hospital and watch his brother sit in pain. Ty could not sit there and watch his brother Thane suffer without suffering himself. Then in the end of the book Ty is kidnapped by the mobster and was tied up and put in a room. Ty then suffered then not knowing if he would be killed or even ever see his brother and friends again. Those points are great points on how Ty suffered throughout the book ‘Deep Zone’. In conclusion, the bravery, the leadership, and the suffering are three great points on Ty Lewis’s evolution of change throughout the book ‘Deep Zone’.
Ty suffered from many things but one of the most painful of them all was losing his parents at a young age. The author Tim Green reveals this at the beginning of the book when he said “But special he was, a boy without parents, and a boy whose only other living relatives (beside his NFL brother) had been buried away in a into a government witness protection system.” (Green, 4) Tim Green then brings it back up later in the book when Ty is talking to a friend about her cousin's dad and Ty says “Okay, I won’t. Ty felt a pang of jealousy.” (Green, 169) Ty felt the pang of jealousy because he was suffering from his parents death knowing his friends still had their parents. Although Ty does suffer in other ways throughout the book when his brother Thane gets hit in his knee which torn many ligaments in Thanes knee, which forced Ty to sit at the hospital and watch his brother sit in pain. Ty could not sit there and watch his brother Thane suffer without suffering himself. Then in the end of the book Ty is kidnapped by the mobster and was tied up and put in a room. Ty then suffered then not knowing if he would be killed or even ever see his brother and friends again. Those points are great points on how Ty suffered throughout the book ‘Deep Zone’. In conclusion, the bravery, the leadership, and the suffering are three great points on Ty Lewis’s evolution of change throughout the book ‘Deep Zone’.