The fight. an antaganist is an obstacle that comes in the way of the protaganist in this case the protaganist would be Felix and Antonio.
They are both boxers.Antonio and Felix are 17.They both want to win the fight.Both Antonio and Felix dream that one day they will become light-weight champions of the world in boxing.
The Author wanted the story to end that way because declaring a specific winner would Tottaly change the stroy, 1) one will think he is a better boxer 2) the winner will be sad he knocked his friend out and That would damage their friend ship
Allyson Fwlix's brothers name is Wes Felix
Because Each Of Them Will Fight Each Other With All Of Their Power
The fight. an antaganist is an obstacle that comes in the way of the protaganist in this case the protaganist would be Felix and Antonio.
They were more ruff and more better than there neighbor
i think Muhammad ali is like the amigo brothers because they all worked hard and they all won a lot of medals because of the fights they had
the resolution of the story is when felix and Antonio leave the fight and stay friends
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The narrator of "Amigo Brothers" is an unnamed third person. The story is told from an omniscient point of view that allows the reader to see the thoughts and feelings of the two main characters, Antonio and Felix.
Felix is Loyal, True, and Faithful
the characters in amigo brothers are felix vargas and antonio cruz. they are both seventeen and puerto-rican. they live in new york. Antonio is fair, lean ,and lanky. his lean form makes him the better boxer. Felix is dark, short, and husky. his short and muscular form makes him the better slugger. they are both very passionte, athletic, loyal, competitive, and determined.
In "Amigo Brothers" by Piri Thomas, the antagonist is not a specific character but rather the internal conflict faced by the two friends, Antonio and Felix. They come to a point where they must compete against each other in a boxing match, putting their friendship at risk.
Antonio is described as having a balletic style, while Felix is known for his powerhouse punches. Antonio relies on speed and agility, while Felix relies on strength and endurance. Their differing fighting styles add tension to their friendly rivalry in the story.
The major problem in "Amigo Brothers" is the internal conflict between the two friends, Antonio and Felix, who must face each other in a boxing match. They struggle with the idea of fighting each other while wanting to maintain their friendship regardless of the outcome.
In the story "Amigo Brothers" by Piri Thomas, the fight between Antonio and Felix ends in a draw, as both friends are evenly matched and refuse to let their friendship be damaged by the outcome. They both realize that their bond is more important than winning the fight, and they part ways as friends, respecting each other's skills and dedication. The story emphasizes the themes of friendship, rivalry, and the complexities of competition.