Larry was mistreated as an outcast throughout his childhood. He had one friend, Silas, but his father destroyed their friendship by making them fight. At school and in his community, Larry was isolated. He later joined the army to escape his lonely life. The document also describes another outcast child named Jarred, who was bullied for enjoying toys and not fitting social norms. In the end, Larry forgives his brother and they may rebuild their friendship.

1. Daniel Collins
Ms. Mocsary
English 101-16
March 18, 2012

2. In the book Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter Larry was by himself
almost his entire life. He found a friend in Silas but his father
destroyed their friendship by making them fight. At school, at
home, and in the community Larry was treated as a outcast.

3. Best Friends Angry Friends

4. Everybody thinks that Larry is lucky because he is suppose to go
on a date with Cindy. He picks Cindy up from her house and
everything that he hoped to happen went out of the window. She
jumped in the drives seat and drove the car to a dark place in the
forest. She jumped out and was never seen again.

5.  Other students from
Larry’s school
thought that Larry
was the last person
with Cindy. Which
made them think
that they should stop
talking to Larry
because he was a
killer.

6. Lonely Larry was mistreated
by children at his school and
people in his community. Larry
soon went to the army to try
and get away from the life he
had.

7. At Belaire their was a child named Jarred that was the outcast. He
was an outcast because he still played with toys and acted childish.
Nobody wanted to be around him because he acted differently from
most other children our age.

8.  Jarredplayed  He was not on any
with trading cards of the sport teams
instead of playing or in any clubs at
basketball. He school. He was
never talked to not an A student
anyone in class or a B student.
unless you sat by There was no
him and asked reason for anyone
him something. to talk to him
unless one was
just bored.

9. Teenagers playing with children's What people think is normal as a
cards teenager

10. When I saw Jarred ,I did not judge
him, but just took it as that was what
he liked to do. Some of the other
football players teased him. I think
they should have treated him
differently. When I started talking to
him, he seemed like one of the football
players.

11. In the end, Larry forgives his brother Silas and
helps him fix his truck. They may be become best-
friends again are start to act like real brothers.

12.  Angry Friends. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web. 20 Mar.
2012
 Army. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web. 20 Mar. 2012
 Boys Best Friend. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web. 20 Mar.
2012
 Boys Fighting. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web. 20 Mar.
2012
 Boys Talking in School. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web. 20
Mar. 2012
 Dark Forest. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web. 20 Mar. 2012
 Kids Talking. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web. 20 Mar. 2012
 Playing With Children's Cards. Photograph. Google Images. n.d.
Web. 20 Mar. 2012
 Rob and Big. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web. 20 Mar. 2012
 Teens Playing Basketball. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web.
20 Mar. 2012
 Teen Playing With Toys. Photograph. Google Images. n.d. Web. 20
Mar. 2012