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Zero: The Hole-Digging Teen with a Heart

Meet Zero, a homeless teenage boy named for his empty mind. Aggressive yet caring, he digs holes and smiles big, despite struggles with literacy. As one of the main characters in "Holes" by Jay Williams and Mrs. Crane's 6th-period class, Zero's actions and relationships shape the story. From smacking adults with shovels to helping friends, his journey teaches valuable lessons of friendship and resilience.

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Zero: The Hole-Digging Teen with a Heart

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  1. Holes 3D Symbol Project Jay Williams Mrs. Crane 6th period

  2. Character: Zero Description: • Homeless teenage boy • Uncared for • Aggressive • Likes to dig holes • Called “Zero” because there’s nothing inside his head • Smallest kid in group “D” • Big smiles • Hates answering questions • Can’t read or write

  3. Why I chose this character • I picked Zero because he is one of the main characters in the story. There is more information and situations that involve him, like when he smacked Mr. Pendanski in the face with a shovel.

  4. Model

  5. Relationship • Zero loves to dig holes • Smacked Mr. Pendanski in the face with his shovel • Used his shovel to help Stanley climb up mountain • Digs part of “Caveman’s” hole

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