Steve Jobs- Protagonist and Antagonist

The protagonist in my book is Steve Jobs. Steve is the person who created the company Apple. Steve is a very clever person but he has really bad side too, for example when he doesn't like something he gets really mad and is also stubborn. In this book Steve is the protagonist because it is about his life and how he got to be able to create the company Apple. His life starts off when he is a little child and is adopted by Clara and Paul Jobs. When Steve was little his teachers had trouble with him. Once he got older he had to move and then this was when he met Steve Wozniak. Those two got along really well and they started their own company Apple. While making the Apple Steve went through a lot of things. He started off by making the Apple 1 and then made the Apple 2. After that he made the Lisa which was named after his daughter called Lisa. Then he started to make the Macintosh but then he was removed from that division and moved into another and the board of directors made Sculley make the decisions that he wanted making Sculley powerful. From what I read this is what is happening to Steve Jobs and what he

is.

The antagonist in my book isn’t clear because for each case there is a new antagonist but I guess right now the antagonist of the book is the board of directors and Sculley. The board of directors are the antagonists because they are the ones that fired Steve and also moving him to another place when he started to work on a new project. The board of directors are also the antagonist’s because they gave Sculley freedom to do what he wanted to do and Sculley moved Steve Jobs from the Macintosh.

The main conflict in this book is Steve Job not being able to do what he wants with his projects because of the board of directors and Sculley moving him to a division that he doesn't want to go and not being able to work on the Macintosh and even though he is co founder of the company he isn't able to things that he wants to do. I think the conflict is man. vs society or man vs.man.