Tomi And Keet Character Analysis

Tomi and Keet were very different and similar in many different ways that we wouldn’t even imagine. Their differences can go from race to the characters in the story and how they were used. I’m going to address the differences for both sides first and we can then look at the similarities.

In the beginning of the story, it says that they were in japan and Tomi was Japanese. Later in the story it said that Keet was an American and was a bully towards Tomi. He even tried to destroy his katana which is a really big thing for Japanese people and Tomi must’ve felt hurt. Tomi is such a kind and loving person, but keet is just a bully. Which is awesome because Tomi is the main character and more important than Keet because he isn’t really a needed

character. Now we can look at the similarities and compare them together.
They obviously both had to live in Hawaii to be bombed by Japan. Since Keet and Tomi used to be best friends they used to actually care for each other before something ruined that relationship. Even though that they both same ages, they can still act like kids and have the most fun they can have and be the most childish people in the story. Their separation was difficult since they were actually friends. Keet should’ve been there for Tomi when all of these things happened in his life.
I determined that since Tomi’s papa was shot and arrested I still don’t understand why Keet would do something that would really hurt Tomi’s religion and his feelings. I also have concluded that Keet should’ve been supportive that his dad was in jail for being Japanese while he was shot and bleeding. Even though that he did something which isn’t gonna be forgotten I personally thought he should’ve done something that would make Tomi forgive him but he didn’t. That was my double bubble map about the two characters that had some conflict.
In conclusion this story was a really elaborate story to read and it had a lot of conflict and I liked doing this map. It was so easy to describe these two characters in this map and I could’ve been more descriptive. In the end, Keet and Tomi were two mismatched characters in the story and made the story more joyful and making the readers want to continue to read the enjoyable book.