In the novel Fuzzy Mud by Louis Sachar there is a bully named Chad. He bullies a kid named Marshall and Marshall’s friends name is Tamaya. Chad is a bully in the beginning of the book, but later changes in the book. The theme that is shown throughout the novel is that People can change. Sachar introduces this theme idea when Tamaya learns about how Chad is not treated well at home when they are in the woods. Chad reveals that he is not loved at home when he says “‘ I bet you and your family have dinner together every night.’ It was more of an accusation than a question” (Sachar 69%). In this quote Chad was implying that he doesn’t do this and is jealous of Tamaya. Another quote that proves that Chad is not treated well at home is when he says,
