English, 07.10.2019 17:10 javink18

Read the excerpt from "broken chain." he went to the back yard, where he unlocked his bike, sat on it with the kickstand down, and pressed on his teeth. he punched himself in the stomach, and growled, "cuts." then he patted his butch and whispered, "fresh." what does the characterization in this passage tell readers about alfonso? he thinks he is more handsome than he actually is. he considers his bicycle to be an important part of his life. he often isolates himself from other people. he spends a lot of time thinking about the way he looks.

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