"Lion Down" Analysis Lincoln Stone Political Influence/Power

In the novel “Lion Down” by Stuart Gibbs on page 56 the author compiled, “He wasn’t the kind of person you wanted to get angry at you. If we did, he could cause all kinds of trouble for us.” This conveys, to the reader the sheer magnitude of Lincoln Stone’s political influence/power. For instance, Lincoln threatened Tommy with his boss as well. The sad part was that Lincoln could actually ruin ommy’s and his boss’s career with the snap of his chubby little. Lincoln didn’t even earn his political clout the right way. He just started ranting on a radio one day and became famous. Thus, even though he didn’t earn his influence properly (he still has it) make sure to still watch out!!!

"Lion Down" Analysis Lincoln's Judgement for His Fanbase's Pleasure

In the novel “Lion Down” by Stuart Gibbs on page 55 the author compiled, “‘I’ll bet he killed his own dog so he could have an excuse to shoot Rocket.’” This quote shows, Lincoln’s lengths he will go to satisfy his clout. His clout is people who own guns and like to shoot animals. To please them, he makes demands and irrational acts against animals. Lily even believes he would injure his own pet dog and then frame it on the mountain lion in order to kill that too. Just coming to show how evil Lincoln Stone can really be in life.

“Lion Down” Analysis Lincoln Stone’s Tolerance For Children

In the novel “Lion Down” by Stuart Gibbs on page 52 the author compiled, “What on Earth are you doing here with a kid? This isn’t a daycare. It’s my home.” This quote shows, Lincoln’s tolerance for children (no matter what accomplishments they have) who are in his vicinity. This is yet another example on how Lincoln’s TV personnel is so contrary from how he actually acts behind cameras or when the cameras are turned off. Showing, Lincoln (like many celebrities) are not always as it seems.