Character Study

Indirect--As he stood at the door, checking his watch every 2 seconds, he realized he wasn't ready yet. His mom had gone out for the night and his brother was at a sleep over. He ripped open his backpack and stuffed every conceivable item small enough to carry, and bolted to the exit. But he froze, holding onto the doorknob and staring at the white door that had a seal, awaiting to be broken. He stood there, stuck to the same footing and barely moved, he let go of the door, and checked his phone. He got a message saying that the plans were cancelled. He walked to his chair and took a seat. He turned the TV on and started channel surfing.
Direct--The bell had rung, and his seat was dtill warm, all had left except he. The teacher asks, "Why do you wait until everyone leaves before you?" He clears his throat and says in a mildly deep voice, "I don't like to confront people when i get to point B, i just like to keep to myself, its better that way." He stands up, cleans his shirt off, and walks out the door, listening to his thoughts hum along to his music, as he stares blankly at his next destination.

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