Name: George Johnson
Real Name: William Charlton
Sex: Male
Background Information;
George grew up as best-friends with Kinsey whose real name is Colin.
They used to get into mischief together, causing all the trouble they could; jumping in front of ice cream trucks to fake insurance claims and stealing from everyone they could.
George used to go on long bike rides with Kinsey including the bike ride to Worthing which was the last bike ride they went on before they were sent to the young offenders institute for committing their crime.
The whole group decided that George is a controlling character ,and although it might not seem like it, a lot of the time George is in control.
This is really obvious in the scene between him and Kinsey as George commands the situation every time that things go towards a subject he isn't comfortable with.
In the end Kinsey falls for George's usual "putting words" into other peoples mouth as he tells the group Kinsey agrees to the play when Kinsey actually said the complete opposite.
George has a fairly obvious relationship with all of the group as most of the fall in his lead because in reality it gives them all something to do whilst it allows George to perform a play he hopes will show his improvement from the mischievous, naughty chid he was in Worthing.
I don't think that George is actually in any way rehabilitated. Georges governing like tendencies are a prime example that he is an authoritarian and his non-wavering determination to have full control of everyone he is in contact with. Kinsey in his piece says about how everything they did was George's idea and from the way George behaves this is extremely likely to be the case.
Real Name: William Charlton
Sex: Male
Background Information;
George grew up as best-friends with Kinsey whose real name is Colin.
They used to get into mischief together, causing all the trouble they could; jumping in front of ice cream trucks to fake insurance claims and stealing from everyone they could.
George used to go on long bike rides with Kinsey including the bike ride to Worthing which was the last bike ride they went on before they were sent to the young offenders institute for committing their crime.
The whole group decided that George is a controlling character ,and although it might not seem like it, a lot of the time George is in control.
This is really obvious in the scene between him and Kinsey as George commands the situation every time that things go towards a subject he isn't comfortable with.
In the end Kinsey falls for George's usual "putting words" into other peoples mouth as he tells the group Kinsey agrees to the play when Kinsey actually said the complete opposite.
George has a fairly obvious relationship with all of the group as most of the fall in his lead because in reality it gives them all something to do whilst it allows George to perform a play he hopes will show his improvement from the mischievous, naughty chid he was in Worthing.
I don't think that George is actually in any way rehabilitated. Georges governing like tendencies are a prime example that he is an authoritarian and his non-wavering determination to have full control of everyone he is in contact with. Kinsey in his piece says about how everything they did was George's idea and from the way George behaves this is extremely likely to be the case.
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