Question

all of these questions refer to "the Watsons go to Birmingham"

1.How does Kenny view Byron?


Responses

Kenny thinks Byron is perfect
Kenny thinks Byron is perfect EndFragment

Kenny knows that Byron’s popularity and school helps protect him from some bullying, but doesn’t expect Byron to do kind things for him out of affection for him.
Kenny knows that Byron’s popularity and school helps protect him from some bullying, but doesn’t expect Byron to do kind things for him out of affection for him. EndFragment

Kenny views Byron as a god and looks up to him for being feared and respected at school. He wishes he could be cool like Byron, and is jealous of Byron’s popularity.

Answer 1

In "The Watsons Go to Birmingham," Kenny's view of Byron is complex. He admires him for his coolness and the way he is respected at school, which makes Kenny wish he could be like him. However, he also recognizes Byron's flaws and is aware that Byron’s popularity helps shield him from bullying. Kenny does not expect Byron to show kindness out of affection; his feelings are mixed with jealousy and admiration.

Given the responses you provided, the most accurate reflection of Kenny's view of Byron would be:

**Kenny views Byron as a god and looks up to him for being feared and respected at school. He wishes he could be cool like Byron, and is jealous of Byron’s popularity.**

This response captures both the admiration and the feelings of jealousy that Kenny has towards his older brother.