Denny

Denny is a character in John Grisham's novel titled Camino Island. Denny is a thief and a murderer that engaged in a heist with four other thieves.
== Why He's Rocking ==
# He and his heist team had a stunningly clever and well-crafted plan to steal widely old manuscripts, and they nearly got away with it. If one of them hadn't bled on the scene they would be living on easy street.
# In the audio-book version, January LaVoy portrays him very well and vibrantly.
# Denny will enact great measures to get what he wants, and though his methods are questionable he surely has will of steel.
# He is really good at intimidating people, and appears to convince others to listen to him usually.
# He is mildly well fleshed out in terms of personality, and is present in much of the beginning of the novel.
# He is quite memorable, if you like criminals as fictitious characters. He is the most reoccurring criminal character in the book, and he keeps the plot interesting if not exciting.
# He is the very reason the plot of the book happened. If he hadn't stole that manuscript then Mercer wouldn't have gotten involved in the investigation and search for the manuscript, and Bruce wouldn't have anything to do in the story if that were true.
== Bad Qualities ==
# He's not too involved in the story compared to the central characters, and somehow becomes less relevant further into the book.
# His arrest is very abrupt and unfulfilling; if you want a solid sendoff to the character, then you aren't getting one.
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