'Wish You Well by David Baldacci\r'

' acknowledgment development is an important part of every(prenominal) overbolds. A characters mindset can limiting without the tosh as they go through items that may change at that place mindset. In Wish You Well by David Baldacci, Ozs per newsality and attitude change from the commencement to the end of the novel. His point of view holyly effects the story. As the book starts gain Oz is a fiddling immature boy.\r\nHe is not self efficient and relies wholly on his receive Amanda and his sr. child Lou. â€Å"Fortunately, his fearful cries would be replaced by a smile when Oz would at last focused on her, and she would want to hold her son al appearances, keep him safe always. (Baldacci p. 4) Amanda had protected Oz his entire life and made him feel a sense of attachment. He never had to agnise his own decisions or face an tied(p)t where his hope or faith was ch aloneenged.\r\nUntil the gondola apoplexy, his mother was severely injured and his fuss was killed. â€Å"Oz r all(prenominal)ed for his mother, incomprehension the only thing between the little boy and possibly fatal panic. ” (Baldacci p. 14) This was the front and only time in the story that we see Oz in panic. Lou being older feels she understood more about the orb and life than Oz. She had loved her father only clearly did not have the same(p) type of relationship with her mother.\r\nAfter the accident and her father was dead, Lou seemed to land a ban outlook. She never once had a demonstrable thought that possibly her mother could king get better and regain consciousness. Oz on the other hand never wooly-minded his faith. He always though positively. passim the novel Oz keys comment to his grandmother, diamond, and Lou that his mother could and was get better. His love for her was so strong that even though deep down he knew the reality of her healing was not likely, he would do whatever he could to make it possibly come true.\r\nOz withdraws that complime nts for his mother to regain her health at the wishing well will make her better. â€Å"I wish that my mother will aftermath up and love me again. He paused and and so added solemnly, And Lou too. ” (Baldacci p. 131) Oz truly cared about his mother and sis and risked his fear to try and make them all happy again. He was truly a sympathize with character who changes from being a shy innocent boy. Into a caring self confident young man. Lou and Oz twain loved each other and there mother. However, each characters point of view was dissimilar regarding the citation.\r\nLou was kind of angry and tried to think about things realistic. She knew the odds of her mother acquire well and there family going book binding to normal was limited. She realized it and tried to locomote on. As opposed to Oz who hoped and wished that his mother and Lou would get better and things could go back to the way they were. In the end even though both characters points of view where vastly diffe rent, they each helped each other get through some tragic events in the novel together, through love and perseverance.\r\n'