In the first season of Glee Finn is introduced as a jock, albeit a fairly likeable one. Although he hangs out with people who think it’s funny to throw their classmates in the dumpsters, he tends to take a step back – at one point he holds Kurt’s designer jacket so it doesn’t get ruined, but he doesn’t go as far as preventing Puck and the others from bullying Kurt. This is mostly due to his desperate need to be popular and liked; he knows how people expect him to act and is also very aware of how the tables might turn if he were to say anything that went against what the other jocks think and do.
However, once he joins New Directions, Finn does begin to stand up to the others. He still wants to fit in, but not if it comes at the price of humiliating others or doing something dangerous, such as rolling a portaloo when there’s a kid in a wheelchair trapped inside it.
He’s loyal and stands by Quinn when she tells him she’s pregnant with his child, getting a job so he can help pay her hospital bills and letting her move in with him and his mum when her parents kick her out. Because of this, he feels incredibly hurt and betrayed when it is finally revealed that Quinn was actually lying to him. He’s generally quite laid back and easy-going, but when he gets angry he tends to really blow up: we’re talking yelling, table-flipping and punching.
While he’s certainly not the brightest bulb in the box and can be very naive at times, he does have a manipulative streak too and shows a unique skill for sweet-talking people into doing what he wants.
Additional Links: Finn’s page on the Glee wiki (http://glee.wikia.com/wiki/Finn_Hudson) sneak peek into Finn’s bedroom (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Xd-L0T298g)
Finn Hudson 4/?
In the first season of Glee Finn is introduced as a jock, albeit a fairly likeable one. Although he hangs out with people who think it’s funny to throw their classmates in the dumpsters, he tends to take a step back – at one point he holds Kurt’s designer jacket so it doesn’t get ruined, but he doesn’t go as far as preventing Puck and the others from bullying Kurt. This is mostly due to his desperate need to be popular and liked; he knows how people expect him to act and is also very aware of how the tables might turn if he were to say anything that went against what the other jocks think and do.
However, once he joins New Directions, Finn does begin to stand up to the others. He still wants to fit in, but not if it comes at the price of humiliating others or doing something dangerous, such as rolling a portaloo when there’s a kid in a wheelchair trapped inside it.
He’s loyal and stands by Quinn when she tells him she’s pregnant with his child, getting a job so he can help pay her hospital bills and letting her move in with him and his mum when her parents kick her out. Because of this, he feels incredibly hurt and betrayed when it is finally revealed that Quinn was actually lying to him. He’s generally quite laid back and easy-going, but when he gets angry he tends to really blow up: we’re talking yelling, table-flipping and punching.
While he’s certainly not the brightest bulb in the box and can be very naive at times, he does have a manipulative streak too and shows a unique skill for sweet-talking people into doing what he wants.
Additional Links:
Finn’s page on the Glee wiki (http://glee.wikia.com/wiki/Finn_Hudson)
sneak peek into Finn’s bedroom (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Xd-L0T298g)