...The consequences of our choices have an everlasting effect on our lives and the lives of people around us. In the novel, Tangerine, by Edward Bloor this is especially true for Paul Fisher and the people around him. Some of these include when Paul’s parents chose not to tell him how his eyesight was permanently impaired, when Erik kills Luis, and when Tino and Victor stand up to Erik. The choices made by the character's in Tangerine help Paul to grow and learn to stand up to people. Paul’s parents decide to keep how he lost his eyesight a secret. The reason his parents keep this a secret is because they don’t want to omit that there football star of a son could have something wrong with him. The way that Paul reacts to this is that he wants...
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...“Arthur reached Luis, turned, and whipped the blackjack around with a loud whack against the side of Luis’s head” (page 211 Tangerine by Edward Bloor). Paul was a boy with a brother Erik and his parents Mr. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher. He lived in Texas but his parents decided to move to Tangerine County Florida and that’s when everything started. In Edward Bloor’s novel Tangerine, Erik's choices and consequences of these choices affect the development of Paul because Erik and his friend Vincent Caster sprayed spray paint in Paul's eyes when Paul was a little kid and after that he wasn't able to see unless he wore these huge glasses but Paul didn't know Erik did this because the doctor said Paul would most likely not remember this incident. A choice...
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