What role does Quinn play in his family?, Does he seem to enjoy that role, or is there something else being portrayed to the audience? Explain your answer.

Quinn plays a vital role in his family as he was the support system of his family after his father's death.

Yes, Quinn seems to  enjoy his role in his family.

Explanation:

All American Boys is a novel co-authored by Brendan Kiely and Jason Reynolds. The book centers on the life of two teenager boys, one white, named Quinn Collins, and the other black, named, Rashad Butler.

Quinn Collins is the son of a martyred soldier. After his father's demise, Quinn played a vital role in his family, as he became the support system to them. Quinn has been portrayed as a dutiful son and a his older brother, Willy.

Yes, Quinn seems to enjoy his role in his family, he loved to help his older brother. The only struggle, in his role, he faced was to called the son of a soldier. This used to put a burden on him while he enjoyed being a younger brother to Willy and fulfilling his responsibilities to him.

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