Rickey Glesias Character Analysis

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Is when you get a second changes to take back the mistakes that have been done,or something from the past. The reason is that people would need a fresh start because,it could change their life in any way.The person could had have a trouble past and couldn’t do anything in life. There was this tv show that there was a character named Rickey Glesias.the whole town dint like him he was a discrase to them,he couldnt get a job,get a family,and have a good life.One time a man came to him and told him if he wanted a fresh start,to erase all the bad things he had done. He agreed to what the man told him.the next day he woked up and went for a ride no one told him anything and nothing bad happend to him it was like he woked up from a bad

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