Michael
- The storyteller as an adult
- Distances the memory from the audience and himself
- Observe memories of his childhood through him
- Trusts his father
- Stands outside the action and also participates in it as a defined character, represented as a voice
- His kites symbolise strong emotions, lack of freedom. paganism. change
- Maggie teases him and he teases her back
- Wants a male role model
- Expected more of Father Jack
- Thought a lot of Gerry of his Aunts
- Shy around his father
- Surprised when his Aunts started dancing
- Notices a change
- Agnes suggests hes lonely
- Older Michael responds as young Michael
- Uses adult words 'pathetic'
- Copies his mother 'Get out of my road'
- Maggie treats him like an adult
- Kate treats him like a baby [Pretend horror]
- Acts uninterested in his father
- In the scene yet absent from it
- Surrounded by maternal love
- Reveals the future for the other characters
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