Dakin


	Personality	Role
	Arrogant. Manipulative. Lack of emotion towards others. Immoral Narcissistic	He is seen as the 'leader' of the boys. He is usually the favourite amongst the teachers. One of the main characters who uses sex as motive throughout the play. (E.G. To manipulate the head master, to thanks Irwin for getting him into Oxford, etc.)
	Development (Growth & change)	Other information
	Dakin seems to grow more affectionate towards Irwin throughout the play. Is this because Irwin ignores him or does not satisfy his narcissistic personality like everyone else does? Becomes less like Hector, and is more attuned to Irwin's teaching methods. Is this because he wants Irwin's affection, or because he views Hector to be a 'joke'? Could be said Dakin becomes more sexually aware. Is he gay/bisexual? Or does he want everyone to love him, not dependent on gender?	Dakin is adored by Posner. The only one to receive a scholarship to Oxford. Becomes so enthralled by Irwin, he begins to mimic his handwriting. Has little respect for women. (Describes Fiona as the enemy, as she resists his advances on her 'western front'.) Saves Hector's job, even though Hector has tried to ***** him.

He is seen as the 'leader' of the boys.
He is usually the favourite amongst the teachers.
One of the main characters who uses sex as motive throughout the play. (E.G. To manipulate the head master, to thanks Irwin for getting him into Oxford, etc.)

Dakin seems to grow more affectionate towards Irwin throughout the play. Is this because Irwin ignores him or does not satisfy his narcissistic personality like everyone else does?
Becomes less like Hector, and is more attuned to Irwin's teaching methods. Is this because he wants Irwin's affection, or because he views Hector to be a 'joke'?
Could be said Dakin becomes more sexually aware. Is he gay/bisexual? Or does he want everyone to love him, not dependent on gender?

Dakin is adored by Posner.
The only one to receive a scholarship to Oxford.
Becomes so enthralled by Irwin, he begins to mimic his handwriting.
Has little respect for women. (Describes Fiona as the enemy, as she resists his advances on her 'western front'.)
Saves Hector's job, even though Hector has tried to ***** him.

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