Jasslean Bracamontes

QS115 Approaching University Writing

Jennifer Rodrick
11/13/16
Exercise 3: A scene in another characters POV
Towards the end of the book, there is a scene where George runs into a student at named
Kenny at a bar. George first asks him a few questions and why he was at this bar and the student
responds with, Oh, that was because one of the kids told me youre in here a lot. (Isherwood
151). George responding with him thinking Kenny came to see him but Kenny says he wanted to
check out what kind of place it was. To me, Kenny thought something was up with George and
decided to run into him on purpose. Kenny was making it seem as if it was just a coincidence but
he knew George was constantly there. I think Kenny didnt believe their conversation was going
to lead to the long night they had but I think the drinks had something to do with that. Kenny was
thinking that George wasnt a bad guy and was just someone who needed a new friend. Kenny
appreciated the advice that George gave him about his relationship with Lois. Although some
comments from George may have been a little weird in a way, Kenny knew he was always
coming from a good place and just wanted some company for the night. Overall, the night was
good for both of them. Kenny may have thought that he was only going to be a small help to
him. In the end, George did not continue with his suicidal thoughts and started heading to a better
path.