13.10.2010, 20:25
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Zitat:Beaver Cleaver
A cheery, toothy grin bursting forth from a dimpled, freckled, bright-eyed face beneath a green baseball cap - thatâs Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver. Look up "All-American Little Boy" in the dictionary and they should have Beaverâs picture, or maybe just his dirty finger prints.
The youngest Cleaver boy makes himself as busy as his animal namesake, but instead of building dams this Beaver spends his time messing things up. Beaver is fresh, naughty, bright, and cute as a button. Itâs probably the latter trait which is his most outstanding. With this squeaky voice, dirty hands and wide-eyed, friendly curiosity Beaver is the kind of kid people like just for doing nothing.
Of course, to his family heâs a bit of a handful. There are always scrapes his parents have to get him out of and trouble that he drags his brother into. He can be a crybaby or an irritating pest but heâs always cute.
Beaverâs actually a very ordinary boy. Heâs a fair student, with above average intelligence but only average drive and ambition. Heâd much rather be liked by his peers that be considered a big-shot. Like the other Cleaver men heâs too decent and trusting for his rotten friends who usually take advantage of him or goad him into trouble. He tries hard to absorb the protective moral jelly his parents keep dispensing but he usually applies it either too late or too weakly to protect himself from the fires of temptation. His greatest pleasures in life are getting dirty, collecting junk and, as he gets older, baseball. His greatest dislikes are school and girls.
As he slouches toward his teen years Beaver becomes even more awkward and perhaps more cowering than cute, but he never gives up for too long his capacity to wish things better and muddle through. Naive, apprehensive, sometimes downright stupid - Beaver can be all of these and more. Heâs a lightning rod for trouble since heâs a little more unlucky and a lot more trusting than the rest of us.
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