Bad The boy in "Greasy Lake" changes his outlook on life throughout the story. The way he viewed himself at the time of the events to the way he views himself after the story takes place. The narrator in this story is well rounded. There are many parts in the text showing the reader this. The story is told in a first person participant point of view, which lets the reader see into the mind …showed first 75 words of 2018 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2018 total…to jail? That is for you to decide on your own. Does the narrator really fall under the bad stereotype or is he just a punk kid? We know he worries about the past events but whom in their right minds wouldn't. Maybe there is some sort of moral to this story having to do with nature and the crowd you hang out with. Be one with nature and hang out with the right crowd.