George Deever
Characterization:
George is a lawyer and he doesn’t believe that justice was carried out by the court which is evident through his conversation with Ann and Chris. George enjoys his occupation because he enjoys helping people and is a strong advocate for justice. Since George believes that advocating for justice is the best lifestyle for him, he reveals his belief that making money off of the war and the death of innocent pilots is not only wrong, but also selfish.
Thematic Purpose:
Kate attempts to force communion on George, but he refuses to consume the glass of juice. He is confident in his beliefs and refuses to commune with the family whose father is guilty of the murder of twenty-one pilots. Since George refuses the communion,
Characterization:
George is a lawyer and he doesn’t believe that justice was carried out by the court which is evident through his conversation with Ann and Chris. George enjoys his occupation because he enjoys helping people and is a strong advocate for justice. Since George believes that advocating for justice is the best lifestyle for him, he reveals his belief that making money off of the war and the death of innocent pilots is not only wrong, but also selfish.
Thematic Purpose:
Kate attempts to force communion on George, but he refuses to consume the glass of juice. He is confident in his beliefs and refuses to commune with the family whose father is guilty of the murder of twenty-one pilots. Since George refuses the communion,