Julian In 'Quickwrites'

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Quickwrites Julian is not very good person to me because he at one minute he is nice and then at the next he is mean and mad at everyone. When you first meet him he is nice and kind but, when he is at school he acts so rude pretend like he does not know him. I think that Julian just wants to be popular and like so everyone knows who he is. I think Julian acts the way he does so that his friends will accept him for the way they want him to be and not the way Julian really is because if his friends do not like August he (Julain) cannot like August. Some things that I think are really important to me are: Choosing kindness Making wise decisions Being respectful Following the rules your parents make for you Choosing a College What

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