Question

Describe the big bruiser of a boy

Answer 1

He was a big boy, a bruiser. He was probably eighteen year old. He had thick hair on his chest. He was a beautiful specimen. His legs and arms had rippling muscles. He was a fun loving fellow and enjoyed teasing the younger and weaker boys.

Answer 2

Big bruiser of a boy.

EXPLANATION:

• Big bruiser of a boy, probable eighteen years vintage.  
• He had thick hair on his chest.  
• He became a lovely bodily specimen, with legs and arms that confirmed rippling muscle mass.  
• Douglas mentions him for his misadventure in the Y.M.C.A. Swimming pool in which he had nearly died.  
• It become this boxer boy who had picked up Douglas and tossed him into the deep end.  
• Later on, whilst Douglas was rescued, the boy stated, “I became handiest fooling.”
• Douglas fear of drowning and almost being useless instilled a worry of water in him.  
• He shook and cried, couldn’t eat, for days a haunting worry engulfed him, the slightest exertion disappointed him.
• He in no way went again to the pool, feared water and avoided it every time he could.