is fears. When Jody tells of his dream of being a boxer he states, referring to Carl, "You just shove me back into the center of the ring, I tell you I don't want to go, I try to leave the ring to get some water, but you have shoved me back into the center." (Act I Scene 2 p.30) This example clearly shows the reader how Carl's constant righteousness toward his friend plays a big part in not only Jody's life, but many others who share Carl's diversity.
             Carl's dramatic role in being a friend to the outcast, or outcasts is very prevalent during the play. His compassion for his friends
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