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Heroes: Larry LaSalle
- There is a mystery surrounding his departure from New York and his relocation to
Frenchtown: "We knew little about him, however, and he discouraged questions"
- Larry LaSalle is considered a hero before the war, to the
children, and to everyone else for receiving a Silver Star: "He was our champion"
- He shows no remorse for raping Nicole "He was at the door...
whistling a tune"
- He was intimidating due to his status &
he abused his power: "But Larry LaSalle told me to go"
- He tries to prevent Francis from killing him & reassures him that he is still a hero and ends up killing himself instead of allowing Francis doing, thus
making sure Francis didn't have any burning guilt to worry about in the future: "You couldn't have stopped me anyway, Francis. You were just a
child"
- But the question is - did he kill himself so he could die with dignity? Or did he die because he
couldn't bear being crippled for the rest of his life?
- But the question is - did he kill himself so he could die with dignity? Or did he die because he
couldn't bear being crippled for the rest of his life?
- Even towards the end, he doesn't show any guilt for raping "the sweet young things"
- Larry supports Francis during the table tennis competition and allows him to
win instead of humiliating him: "You made it possible. You let me win"
- He shows physical attributes that heroes hold: "...his dazzling smile"
- He wants to be looked at like he is a hero again: "If I could have one
thing, it would be that you look at me the way you did at the Wreck
Centre. When I was your hero"
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