ill incredibly morally strong and reflects many values of a small town. He is completely selfless. One example of his selflessness is how he will always let Duane borrow his truck on Saturday nights, though he would need use of it himself. He also becomes a father figure to Billy and takes care of him once Sam is dead. Sonny picks him up every time he sees him and takes him home, asking for nothing in return. He also goes out for the basketball team because he feels doing so is his moral obligation, simply because he is a senior and knows the team needs every man it can to field a team. He wants to contribute in anyway he can. Like many others in a typical small town, Sonny has learned to be independent from a young age. His mother died during his childhood, leaving him only with his deadbeat father, who lives in Thalia, but separately from Sonny. Sonny also has to cope with his father's crippling drug ad
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