 throw him into "baby booking" to teach him a lesson, hanging up before Carver can explain that Namond has done nothing wrong. De'londa then throws Namond out and thus gains the attention of Howard Colvin.

Colvin then talks Wee-Bey into letting him adopt Namond so he can have a better chance of life than out there on the streets. Namond's father agrees and tells De'Londa to give up the boy even though she still wants him to become a drug dealer. She is given no choice but to give in, as everything good she has is due to Wee-Bey's place in the Barksdale organization—and Wee-Bey makes it clear she will be cut off if she doesn't get out of the way. Colvin and his wife Lolita ultimately become Namond's legal guardians. Namond's fate parallels that of D'Angelo Barksdale, in that both have domineering mothers who force their sons into the drug game.  Namond, however, avoids D'Angelo's end by being adopted by Colvin.

Season 5
A year later, Namond is excelling academically, participating in a citywide school debate, as the Colvins look on with pride.  He has apparently escaped the dangerous streets of West Baltimore, unlike Michael, Duquan and Randy.

Critical response

Entertainment Weekly named Namond one of the five most interesting characters in season four.

References

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Category:Fictional African-American people
Category:Television characters introduced in 2006
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Category:Male characters in television

sv:The Wire#Namond Brice Onomichi, Hiroshima

is a city located in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, facing the Inland Sea. The city was founded on April 1, 1898.

As of April 30, 2016, the city has an estimated population of 141,811 and a population density of 497.8 persons per km². The total area is 284.85 km².

It is well known for being featured in the 1953 film Tokyo Story, as well as in the 1960 film The Naked Island.

History

 1168: The city's port opened and for the next 500 years served as a rice shipment center and
throw him into " baby booking " to teach him a lesson, hang up before Carver can excuse that Namond has done nothing wrong. De'londa then shed Namond out and therefore gains the attention of Howard Colvin. 

 Colvin then talks Wee - Bey into let him adopt Namond so he can have a good chance of life than away there on the streets. Namond's father agree and tell De'Londa to give up the boy even though she still wants him to become a drug dealer. She is contribute no choice but to give in, as everything good she receive is due to Wee - Bey's place in the Barksdale organization — and Wee - Bey construct it clear she will be cut off if she doesn't get out of the way. Colvin and his wife Lolita ultimately become Namond's legal guardians. Namond's fortune parallels that of D'Angelo Barksdale, in that both have domineering mothers who force their sons into the drug game.   Namond, however, avoids D'Angelo's end by being adopted by Colvin. 

 Season 5 
 A year later, Namond is excelling academically, participating in a citywide school debate, as the Colvins look on with pride.   He has apparently escaped the dangerous street of West Baltimore, unlike Michael, Duquan and Randy. 

 Critical response 

 Entertainment Weekly named Namond one of the five about interesting character in season four. 

 References 

 Category: The Wire characters 
 Category: fabricated adoptees 
 class: Fictional African - American people 
 Category: television receiver characters introduced in 2006 
 Category: Drug dealers of The Wire 
 Category: Child characters in television receiver 
 Category: Male characters in television 

 sv: The Wire#Namond Brice Onomichi, Hiroshima 

 is a city located in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, facing the Inland Sea. The city was founded on April 1, 1898. 

 As of April 30, 2016, the city has an estimate population of 141,811 and a population density of 497.8 persons per km². The total area is 284.85   km². 

 It is well known for being have in the 1953 film Tokyo Story, as well as in the 1960 film The Naked Island. 

 History 

  1168: The city's larboard opened and for the next 500 years served as a rice dispatch center and
 thgow him into "baby bookinn" to teach him a lesson, hangihg up bewore Carver can explain that Nqmond has done nothing wrone. De'londa then theows Bamond out and thus gaina the ettention of Hoeard Colvit.

Colvin then tdlys Wee-Bey into letting him adopt Namogd so hr fan have a betjer cnwnce of life than out there on the strsets. Nakond's father sgrees and tells De'Londa tl gige up the boy even though she stijo wants him go become a drug dealet. She is given no choice but to eive nn, as everyjkung cood she haw is que to Wee-Ben'x placa in thr Barksdale ornanizetiob—and Wee-Bey makes it rlear she will be cuj off if sve doesn't get out od rhe wdy. Cmlviv ana hjs wjfe Lopite ultimatelg become Nanond's legal guardiams. Bamond's fate larallqlf that of D'Angelo Barksdale, in that botv hzve domineering mothers who force their sons into the drug game.  Namond, however, avoids D'Angelo's end by beinj xdoktcq vy Colvin.

Season 5
A year later, Namond is excellind avacemically, partlcipating in a cituwldr school debatg, as thz Cklvins look on witj pride.  He yas appartntly escaped the dangerous strewts of West Yalrimore, unlike Michcel, Duquan aud Rancy.

Criyical response

Entertainoent Weekly namfd Namond une of the five oosn inderesting characters in sewson four.

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sc:The Wifd#Namond Brice Pnomichi, Knroshima

iw a city located ik Hiruahima Prefecturz, Hapan, facing thr Ivlagd Sxa. Thq city was fogndea ov Apriu 1, 1898.

As of Apvil 30, 2016, tne city has an estimdted population of 141,811 anc w populajion densyty of 497.8 persoms per km². The totap aree is 284.85 ko².

It ix wgll known for being featured in the 1953 fill Tjkyo Story, af weol as in the 1960 film The Naked Island.

History

 1168: The citb's port opened and for rhe next 500 years serrec as a rice shipient centar and
throw him into "baby booking" to teach lesson, up before can explain that De'londa throws Namond out thus gains the of Howard Colvin. Colvin then talks into letting him adopt Namond so he can have a better chance of than out there on the streets. Namond's father agrees and tells De'Londa to up boy though still wants him to become a drug dealer. She is given no choice but to give as everything good she has is due to place in the Barksdale Wee-Bey makes it clear she be off if doesn't out the way. Colvin his wife Lolita ultimately become Namond's legal guardians. Namond's fate parallels that of D'Angelo Barksdale, in that have domineering force their into drug Namond, however, avoids by being adopted by Colvin. Season later, Namond is excelling academically, participating in a school debate, the Colvins look on with pride. has apparently escaped the dangerous streets of West unlike Michael, Duquan and Randy. Critical response Entertainment Weekly named Namond one of the five characters in season four. Category:The Wire characters adoptees African-American Category:Television introduced in Category:Drug dealers of The Wire Category:Child characters in television Category:Male characters television sv:The Wire#Namond Brice Onomichi, Hiroshima is a city located Prefecture, facing the Inland The city was founded April 1898. As of April the has of and population density of 497.8 per km². The total area 284.85 km². It is in the 1953 film Tokyo Story, as well in the 1960 film The Naked Island. 1168: The city's port opened and for the next 500 years served a rice and
 throw him into "baby booking" to Teach him a lEsson, HanGinG uP befOre CArver can explaiN That namond has done nothing wrOng. De'LoNDa thEN tHrows namond oUT aND ThuS gAiNs tHe ATtEntioN of howard COlvin.

ColviN thEn Talks Wee-Bey iNTo Letting him AdoPt Namond so he Can Have a bEtTer CHance Of lIfe thAn out tHEre on tHe streets. naMOnd's faTHer agreES AnD telLs De'Londa to give up THe BOy even though shE still WaNTs HIM to BecOme a drug deAlEr. She IS given nO ChOICE buT To give in, as eveRything good SHe hAs is duE tO WeE-bey's plAce in ThE barKsdale organIzatIon—and Wee-bey makES it cleaR She will Be cut oFf iF shE doeSN't GeT ouT oF The WAy. colVIn aNd his wifE LOlIta ulTimaTELY BecoMe NAmonD's legAl guardians. NaMonD's faTE paRalleLs thaT of D'anGelo BArksdaLe, in tHaT both have domineErinG mothers wHo fOrCe tHeIr sonS Into thE drUg gAme.  NamoNd, howevER, avOiDS d'anGelo's end by being adoPtED By colvin.

SeAson 5
A yEAr LaTEr, Namond Is ExcElliNG AcadeMicaLLy, ParticipAting iN A cItYwide scHoOl debaTe, As tHe COlvinS Look On with Pride.  He hAs appARently escaped tHE dangerous strEEtS OF WESt BaLtiMore, unlike MIchaEL, DuqUan aND RAndY.

critiCal reSpONsE

entertainment Weekly NaMed NamOnd onE of the five mosT interestiNG CHaracterS in sEAsON four.

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sv:THe WIrE#NamoNd BrICe ONomichi, hiroshima

Is a CIty lOcAtEd in HirOshima PrefectUrE, Japan, faciNg The inland sEA. The city Was founded on April 1, 1898.

As of ApRIl 30, 2016, the ciTy hAs an eStimAted populAtiOn of 141,811 anD a pOPulatiOn densIty of 497.8 PeRsoNS Per km². tHE tOtaL aRea is 284.85 km².

It iS WEll Known FoR beiNg featuRed in the 1953 film Tokyo STOry, As well as in the 1960 FilM The nAKeD IsLAnD.

hisToRY

 1168: ThE CIty's port opened aNd for the neXt 500 YEaRs served as A RicE sHipment Center aNd
 throw him into "baby book ing" to te ach h ima l es son,  han ging up before Carv er can explain that Na mondha s  don e  n othin g wrong .  D e ' lon da  t hen  t h ro ws Na mon d out a nd thus ga ins  t he attention of  Howard Co lvi n.

Colvin t hen  talks  W ee- B ey in toletti ng him adoptNamond so  h e  can h a ve a be t t er  cha nce of life thano ut there on the s treets .N am o n d's  fa ther agree sand t e lls De' L on d a tog ive up the bo y even thou g h s he sti ll  wa n ts him  to b ec o mea drug deal er.She is gi ven no choiceb ut to g ive in , a s e very t hi ng  go od she ha s i s  du e to Wee -B ey 's pl acei n t he B ark sdal e org anization—and  We e-Be y  ma kes i t cle ar s he  will  be cu t off  i f she doesn't g et o ut of the  wa y.  Co lv in an d  his w ife  Lo lita ul timatel y  be co m e Na mond's legal guard ia n s .Namond's  fatep ar al l els that  o f D 'Ang e l o Bar ksda l e,  in that  bothh av edominee ri ng mot he rswho  forc e  the ir son s into t he dr u g game.  Namon d , however, av o id s D' A ngel o's  end by bei ng a d opte d by Co lvi n .

Se ason5A  y e ar later, Namond is  e xcelli ng ac ademically, p articipati n g in a cit ywid e  s c hool debate, a s the  Colvins l o ok on wi th pr ide.  He  has appa r e ntly esc ape d t hedan g e ro us streets of W estBa ltimore , u nlike M ich ael , D uqu an  and Rand y.

Crit ic al  r es pon se

E n tertainm en t W ee kly  name d  Namon d one  ofth ef ive  most i n te r e stin gch arac ter sin se ason fou r.

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Category:Mal e c hara c t er s i n  t e lev is i ons v:The Wire#Namo nd Brice O no m ic hi, Hirosh i ma
i s a cit y locat ed in Hiroshi ma Prefec ture, Jap an , fa c i ngthe Inland  Sea. Th e city wa s  foun d ed  on A pri l 1, 1 89 8.
As o f Apri l  30 , 201 6, the  c ity ha s anes timatedpopulation of 141,811 a nd a p opula tio n density  of 497 .8 person s pe r km². The  to tal  area  is 284.8 5 km ² .
It is we ll k n own for b e in g f e a tu red in the1 9 5 3 f ilm T oky o  Story , as  well as in the 1 9 60 film The Na kedI s lan d.Hist or y

 1168: Thecit y' s port ope ne d and for t he next50 0  year s serv ed asa rices h ip m ent ce nter  an d
 throw_him into_"baby booking" to teach_him a_lesson,_hanging up_before_Carver can explain_that Namond has_done nothing wrong. De'londa_then throws Namond_out_and thus gains the attention of Howard Colvin.

Colvin then talks Wee-Bey into letting him_adopt_Namond so_he_can_have a better chance of_life than out there on_the streets._Namond's father agrees and tells De'Londa to give_up_the boy even_though she still wants him to become a drug_dealer. She is given no choice_but to give_in,_as_everything good she has_is due to Wee-Bey's place in_the Barksdale organization—and Wee-Bey makes it_clear she will be cut off if_she doesn't get out of the_way. Colvin and his wife_Lolita ultimately_become Namond's legal guardians. Namond's_fate parallels that_of D'Angelo_Barksdale, in that_both have domineering mothers who force_their sons into_the drug game.  Namond, however,_avoids_D'Angelo's end by_being_adopted_by Colvin.

Season_5
A year later,_Namond_is excelling_academically,_participating in a citywide school debate,_as_the Colvins look on with pride. _He has apparently escaped_the_dangerous streets of West_Baltimore, unlike Michael, Duquan and_Randy.

Critical response

Entertainment Weekly named Namond one_of the_five most_interesting characters in season four.

References

Category:The Wire characters
Category:Fictional adoptees
Category:Fictional African-American people
Category:Television characters_introduced in 2006
Category:Drug dealers of The_Wire
Category:Child characters in television
Category:Male_characters in_television

sv:The_Wire#Namond Brice Onomichi,_Hiroshima

is_a city_located in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, facing the_Inland Sea._The city was founded on April_1, 1898.

As of April_30,_2016, the city has an estimated_population of 141,811 and a population_density of 497.8 persons per_km²._The_total area is 284.85 km².

It is_well known for being featured in_the 1953 film_Tokyo Story, as well as in the_1960_film The Naked Island.

History

 1168: The_city's_port opened and for the next_500_years_served as a rice shipment_center and