Wonder Julian Character Analysis

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During the middle of the novel Wonder, Jack punches Julian in the face which inflicts pain on Julian and he breaks one of his teeth. That causes a war to happen in Beecher Prep. The reason Jack punched Julian is because Julian was saying hurtful things about Auggie and that made Jack furious. Jack got suspended for his behaviour and that caused a war to happen between Julian’s group and Jack’s group, Jack group consisted of these people: Jack, August, Reed, and Max G and Max W. The war only consisted of male characters the females did not want to take part of the war.

During the war, they slip a lot of notes in each others locker, while Jack and August put funny comments, they put inappropriate and hurtful comments. During the war, there

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