The Chocolate War - Transformation of Jerry

I decided to betray the belief that they were suffering from it. In Robert Cormiers 's novel "Chocolate Wars", Jerry Renault' s role eventually turned from a rebel to a follower. A group of schools, known as the devil and his moral belief, influenced Jerry's behavior. I felt he had to face evil. For his thought, Jerry can be regarded as a hero. But in the end he succumbed to what he opposed and became a believer. There are many factors that cause Jerry to act in his way.

One of Robert Comil's best-selling novels is "Chocolate Wars". His own son affected the novel; his son refused to participate in the sale of chocolate at his school. The chocolate war was about a boy called Jerry Reynold, who attended Trinity, a Catholic school of all Catholic churches. Every year, the school sells chocolate as a fundraising activity. Jerry refused to sell chocolate for 10 days as homework for the respected high school gang "The Vigils" homework. Even after 10 days, Jerry still seems to refuse to sell chocolate. Jerry is more than just a freshman, hero of many people who insist on his beliefs, and many students are beginning to realize this. This book continues to show that life is not always as planned, but in whatever circumstances you still should not give up

As Jerry Reynolds was an ordinary old child, in fact he did not try to hurt anyone when he decided not to sell chocolate, so I agree with this quote in the role of Jerry Robert Comil in the chocolate war novel Believe. Jerry is traveling for self discovery, where he meets the power of good and evil. He gained this courage from the rocker's poster and stands out from the others and said, "Will you dare to disturb the universe?" There is a picture of a man standing on the beach of the poster. Like the man standing alone on the beach, this will affect him as he feels that everyone must stand alone without selling chocolate. After that, a child named Janza chose him. Jerry is always a pushed child, this is an important moment for him to show his feelings. He knows little about his reputation falling to a very low level.