Benny B Character Analysis

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Benny B. is a very energetic young boy. He is a strong person that shows great prowess. Sadly he has polio and he is forced to be in a wheelchair, but he doesn't let that stop him. He straps on his crash helmet and goes as fast as he can in his wheelchair. Benny always pressures himself to do better.Benny B. is also brave, independent, determined, and excitable. Benny B. was a very excitable boy. He got very excited for the trip to Lookout Mountain. Benny also got excited about something as small as just making necklaces. He kept on pestering Ron over and over he would ask what he was doing and when Benny found out that Ron was making acorn he decided that he would make one to. He was also very talkative. One thing Benny never got very excited

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