Protagonist/Antagonist

Todd Strasser uses his literary aspect by having protagonists (Deshawn, Terrell, and Marcus) and antagonists (Jamar, Rance, and Willam). I thought that Strasser did a great job of showing who were the main characters were and who were the people that opposed them. The protagoniss and some of the antagonists were dynamic during the book. William changed from being one of the anatognists to being a right hand man for Deshawn and the Disciples. Rance was always an anagonist even when he was "working" with Deshawn. Rance was just thinking about himself and how he could make a profit for himself, that's what made him an antagonist.