Character Analysis The main character in Come On Out, Romeo is not only physically strong but also rich in psychological depth. Every decision and action they make reflects inner conflicts, making it hard for readers to take their eyes off each page. [CHARACTERS] is a model of resilience and growth, while the supporting characters also show significant development, adding to the complexity of the story.

Come On Out, Romeo 

Romeo Montague, a boy thrown into the attic with disgust after an accident five years ago. Although the world knew him as a boy unable to move due to serious afflicted illness, he lived a happy and fruitful life as a hermit in the attic. Only his cousin, Benvolio, and the housekeeper, Miriam knows the truth. But his peace breaks when Miriam’s brother, Abram, enters the mansion. “I’ll get you out of this room on your own feet!” “You don’t need to make such promise.” Romeo begins to solve Abram’s various troubles with a single determination to preserve peace in the attic. Meanwhile, an unexpected adversary appears in front of him half-heartedly.