In the novel the Chocolate War Archie is popular, manipulative, and .
He also gets everything he wants because of these traits. There are .
many people who look up to Archie in the school. There are also a lot of people .
who envy him for things he has that they want. In each power struggle involving.
Archie in the chocolate war by Robert Cormier, Archie posses something his .
opponents want.
Emile Janza doesn't really treat anyone with respect, except Archie .
Costello. Emile only respects him because Archie has an embarrassing picture of .
Emile that he uses as blackmail. Emile wants the picture, but doesn't know that it.
doesn't actually exist. Emile also feels very envious towards Archie because he .
has a lot of power in the school. Archie is the star of the Vigils, a popular prank .
pulling club that everyone wants to be a part of, especially Emile. Emile wants .
the picture, Archie's popularity, and his part in the Vigils. .
The chocolate sale was supposed to be voluntary. Jerry didn't take part in .
selling the chocolates. At first, some kids praised him for it. Brother Leon was .
upset about it, along with the Vigils. Archie was the one to turn everyone against.
Jerry. Jerry was tormented so much that he wished he had Archie's power of .
persuasion to stop what Archie had started.
Brother Leon wants as much chocolate sold for his promotion to head .
master. When the chocolate sales weren't going well he relied on Archie to make.
selling the chocolates "the cool thing to do." He knew Archie had great .
influence over the students. This chocolate sale, along with his job, relied on .
Archie. Brother Leon wanted Archie's power of influence over the students to .
sell the chocolates, and become headmaster.
In each power struggle involving Archie in The Chocolate War by Robert.
Cormier, Archie posses something his opponents want. Each one of Archie's .
opponents wants different qualities that he has. Archie has many different .
