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"frog like face"
Frogs faces are slimy and wet like the oil and sweat on his face. Frogs faces are also wider with big cheeks and mouths, like fat people.

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He never appeared

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Example: "The fat boy seems to be a harbinger of trouble."
This suggests how people consider the fat boy as a symbol of sinister.

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"His pudding face" A pudding in a person is portrayed as big, squishy and chubby which is how Owen Marshall is explaining the fat boy

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Watched. He didn’t do much else. Probably symbolising his laziness or non existence like a shadow

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The fat boy had a knack of being where he was least desired

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Fat boy does't talk, so there is a lack of dialogue implying that he is distant.

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$17,000 worth of railway property was found missing. The men knew it was the outsiders. e.g. the fat boy

Makes the audience slightly annoyed or angry because they blame the outsiders because they are different from the normal people

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Frog like face

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'They were sure he was stealing from the cars'.
The judgement of the fat boy's character is shown, and this is a foreshadowing of the judgement and accusations that will take place later on in the story.

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Over weight and sweating a lot.

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The Fat Boy "loitered" associating him with annoying rebellious teenagers

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He bites the inside of his cheek "the way children do." The fat boy is associated with a child. This links to a child's immature behaviour which is a negative association.

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Owen describes the Fat boy as childlike. "He had a habit of pulling his mouth to the side, as if biting the inside of his cheek, the way children do."

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'Oh, that fat boy, they said; even murder, they said.'
The repetition of 'they said' shows that there is no proper evidence of the fat boy's crimes, but instead only rumours that everyone believes.

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Example: "The men knew it was outsiders. They remembered the fat boy"
This shows the simple idea of how these people in society dislikes the fat boy as outsider for various reasons to blame for.

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He had a habit of biting his cheek.
- Lazy and had nothing else to do
- Doing it to covers his fat, probably insecure

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"often in school times he was there"
This creates the feeling of shadiness towards the fat-boy

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"Harbinger or trouble". This makes the reader start to associate him with all the crimes as well.

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He held the iron bars like a staff

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Owen Marshall calls him "fat boy", he doesn't have an identity.

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Owen shows us the fat boy "standing by the side of the building." He also paints the image of him being there "often in school time" and "sometimes even in the rain". This makes him look a little bit creepy just standing in the shadows on the side of the building watching people all day rain or shine. He has no where else to be

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He uses the word "fat" throughout the text to remind us and to keep it fresh in our mind that he is fat. He also repeats the fact that he "didn't say anything, he just watched" to imply the fact that he's distant.

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He stood by the cars illegally parked there shows that he is associated with crime.

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The Fat Boy watched (observing not participating).

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His heavy thighs made the flap of his fly gape Owen Marshall uses this character description to paint a picture in the reader mind

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"Such a body wasn't easy to hide" Comes across as him being so big that he couldn't be sneaked in secretly because he is so fat and takes up so much space.

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Words such as "illegal", "stealing" and "loitered" are used in conjunction with the Fat Boy.