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In "Tangerine" by Edward Bloor, Mefisher's boss, Mr. Donnelly, frequently undermines Mefisher's authority and makes decisions without consulting him. This behavior stems from Mr. Donnelly's desire for control and his need to assert his dominance in the workplace. Additionally, he often prioritizes his own interests over those of his employees, which creates a tense and challenging environment for Mefisher.
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Mr. Fisher's boss frequently assigns him last-minute tasks and changes priorities because he may be disorganized or lacks clear communication. This behavior can increase stress for Mr. Fisher and impact his ability to complete his work efficiently.
Mom: Clara Fisher Dad:Mark Fisher Main character:Paul Fisher Main conflict:Erik Fisher
The Tangerine is a novel written by Edward Bloor aimed at young adults. In the novel, Mr. Bridges is the high school principal and Mrs. Bridges is his wife.
The book never actually states the name, he's always referred to as 'Dad' or 'Mr. Fisher'.
Mr. Walski is Pauls old coach and the current coach of Lake Windsor Middle School.
In "Tangerine" by Edward Bloor, Mr. Ward is the principal of Tangerine Middle School. He plays a significant role in the story as he supports the protagonist, Paul Fisher, and helps create a positive environment for students. Mr. Ward is depicted as a fair and understanding leader who is committed to the well-being of his students, particularly in the face of challenges and bullying. His character highlights the importance of supportive educators in a young person's life.
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