Paul's Case

2.  Paul's appearance and behavior shows to the teachers that he is different from other boys because of the way he dresses and acts.  In class he usually wouldn't pay attention because he was caught staring into the air.  He also didn't do his homework and interrupted the class a lot.  The teachers thought he was very disrespectful and did not treat them correctly.

5.  Paul is a developing character because he changes his mind a lot and he is always lying to people.  He always wants to be someone else and likes to explore.  Things really started to change after he went to New York.  He needed to leave because he was running out of money.  He is never satisfied because his appearance and behavior is always changing.