'John Oakhurst - The Outcasts of Poker Flat'

' john Oakhurst is a genuinely arouse character, he is a very strong, sanitary reserved military personnel and a colossal leader. Yet at the same cadence he is the weakest of the outcasts. Mr. Oakhurst is to the full of contradiction, hence wherefore he is very interesting. Oakhurst is a sweet and not bad(predicate) leader. Uncle baton was sober abounding to recognize in Mr. Oakhursts polefire a superordinate power that would non bear indolent, in other(a)wise words Oakhurst was non a valet to mess with. He understood the quandary the outcasts were in onwards any of the others Oakhurst rarely troubled himself with sentiment, in time less with propriety; but he had a lightheaded idea that the circumstance was not gilded, he thus dogged what they should do and did a good job of doing it. bottom does totally that he can to entertain the other outcasts, particularly the children. He decided they should move on all, then that failed so he unplowed them saf e, got them fire-wood, and rati 1d the fare equally. He nevertheless built gust shoes for gobbler so he could try to stun help. behind unbroken everyone in dress and set on their primary goal, surviving.\nJohn is also a very intelligent, well-mannered, and an all around openhearted man. He always kept himself plum and organized, He bestirred himself in dusting his black clothes, lavation his hands and face, and other acts characteristic of his studiously neat habits. John also doesnt drink, as he believed it interfered with his profession and lifestyle. The theme of deserting his weaker and more distressing companions never by chance occurred to him. The quote alone shows how kind of a man he is, especially for a gambler. Going back to what I give tongue to in the former paragraph, he barf the other outcasts in the first place himself and took wide electric charge of them. Oakhurst is a great gambler which takes a lot of expertness and intelligence, he was one o f the best in Poker flat and often robbed the great unwashed of their money by dint of gambling. This leads me to my next topic.\nOakhurst wasnt perfect. Lik... '