Differences Between Sedgewick Bell And Mr Hundret

Conflict means the problem within the mind of a literary or dramatic character. Listening the understanding what the speaker has to say and to cooperate to what the other persons words. The characters are Sedgewick Bell and his father the US Senator. The setting the movie and the movie took place was mostly at the private school, and for Sedgewick’s father he was inside the Senator office. At the beginning of the movie, Sedgewick was the new student in class. As every new student tries to be a show off as in they like making jokes and being the laughable person. Sedgewick started making jokes and disrespectful to Mr. Hundret. Mr. Hundret asked Mr. Bell to sit in the front of the class but he wanted to sit in the back of the class, and the instructor found it very rude. Mr. Bell, started acting up more in class, Mr. Hundret

Hundret was there teacher as high school students in a private school and he was trying his best to be a good teacher to his students. He had a great bond with each and every student. As a new student approach his class, he didn’t know how the other students would react to it neither did he. The new students’ name was Sedgewick bell known as the “trouble student”. As Mr. Bell was in Mr. Hundret class he was very disruptive just the first day of school for him. Mr. Hundret called Mr. Bell’s father and had a meeting, while Mr. Bell was out and about with his fellow classmates he considered as friends. They went to another place on a boat to visit some girls. Well, the girls got in trouble, and one had his number. As the phone rang they were hoping it was a female from that campus but it wasn’t it was his father on the line. Of course, Mr. Bell knew his consequences, his father got disappointed in him and expected him to get good grades because of the money he is investing on paying for him to go to school. Mr. Bell decided to turn the tables around and behave in school. Mr. Hundret, Mr. Bell and other