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-"liberal humanist" (p.9)

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-debates leaving the crime scene (p.11 ll.60-64)

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-assumes that he was staged and the accident was faked (p.12 ll.30-36)

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-notices his prejudices, but sticks to them (p.18 ll.5-10)

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-Jack makes racist comments and Delaney slowly recognizes racist behaviour (p.106-107 ll.40-41, p.107 ll.57-59)

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-Delaney views Candido/the Mexican as a "nuisance, a bum, a panhandler" (p.115, l.49)

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-admits "[he'll] never like [the gate] - but [he] accepts it" (p.110 ll.1-2)

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-feels anger and shame towards Cándido (p.110 ll.31-32)

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-sees Mexicans camping in the Canyon as vandalizers (cf. p.118 ll.33-39)

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-notices his prejudices (p.188-189 ll.39-42)

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-assumes every Mexican he meets is a criminal and thinks they "don't belong [there]" (p.123 l.46)

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-jumps to the conclusion that the Mexican stole his car (p.126 ll.25-33)

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-projects his bad experiences after his car was stolen onto the parking attendant and felt "a shameful stab of racist resentment" (p.154-155 ll.39-43)

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-loses his inhibitions and gives in to his racist thoughts (p.188 ll.9-15)

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-notices his prejudices (p.188-189 ll.39-42), associate Mexicans with prisons and joke about it (p.189 ll.44-52)

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-befriends Jack Jardine and Jack Cherystone (p.189, p.263, p.228) -> feels validated in his mindset

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-defends Mexicans in his fight with Kyra (p.222-223ll.3

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-does not like the idea of a gate at first (p.47 l.46), but defies those ideas less and less throughout the novel -> Todd Sweet offers to campaign against it with him, but Delaney lets the opportunity slide so there won't be "war", starts to come to terms with the idea of a wall (p.229 l.55, c.f. ll.48-58)

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-falsely accuses Mexicans of starting the fire, uses them as a scapegoat for everything bad happening to him (p.288 ll.11-14, p.289 ll.47-52)

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-tries to track down Cándido who "invaded his life like some unshakable parasite, like a disease" (p.329 ll.41-42)