Question # 1

I do agree Dean Moriarty is the center of this novel. The reason being because Sal has a huge interest in him in many differences in comparison with himself. According to Sal’s deep detailing of this novel, Dean’s behavior and lifestyle represents an openly light-hearted type of person. He does whatever he wants to do without being told or to do so. Whilst Sal’s behavior and lifestyle are more on the judgmental side of visually seeing and thinking differently, such as a “sticking to the rules” type of person considering he’s a writer. I’m merely assuming Sal admires Dean so much because Sal has never seek any sort of adventure in and for himself until upon meeting Dean who is adventurous and jaunty.