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The Adoration of Jenna Fox suggest that we are not always what we think we are. " It separates me from who I am and who I will be."(pearson 33). She didn't know who she was and now she has to figure it out.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox suggest that without all the little things that make you who you are are you really you anymore. "Isn't that what life is anyway? Shards. Bits. Moments. Am I less because I have fewer or do the few I have mean more? Am I just as full as anyone else? Enough?"(page 80) This quote shows that Jenna is starting to question herself and wonder if she is really the same Jenna Fox that she once was or if she is just a piece of her.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox displays the struggle of trying to figure out ones true self. Jenna losses herself and when she's about to give up something clicks and she remembers something and she says, "Jenna Fox is inside me after all. Just when i was ready to move on without her, she surfaces." (pg 28) No matter how far we stray from ourselves we always come back.

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The adoration of Jenna fox reveals that even though you may have life threatening accidents, there is a chance you can always recover and live your life, be who you are. May take some time, but you'll always have some part of you. As Jenna said "A car accident. I can almost say it out loud. Except i wasn't expected to survive-and i did. That is not common." (page 58) Mr. Bender was talking to Jenna discussing what he had found out what happened to her. He told her they didn't except her to survive., but she did, shes here and she is living her life. Even though most of her body isn't really "her" she is still her.

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The adoration of Jenna fox shows that no matter what happens to you that you can always find yourself. " It separates me from who I am and who I will be. " ( pg.33)

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox is an example of someone transitioning through finding who someone truly is. Something devastating could happen and it could uproot your life and change exactly who you thought you were. "It separates me from who I am and who I will be," (page 33) explains what the accident did for Jenna. It's like she has two different lives now. She's a different person.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox shows how someone can be lost and forget who they are in life but that their true self is still somewhere in them. "How am i remembering so many things? Nearly everything now." (Pearson, 119). This shows how although Jenna does not remember her past life she still has some of those memories in her.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox reveals the question, can a person be their true self if they don't have their original body and only a tiny bit of their original brain?
"I remember trying to tell her how sorry I was. When my whole world was frozen and sorry couldn't get past my lips. Sorry for what? The accident?" (Pearson, 111). This quote shows that Jenna isn't capable of remembering all of her past because she is only ten percent of her original self. She isn't able to remember all her memories, so does that make her the real Jenna Fox or a fake Jenna Fox?

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox reveals that moments, and pieces have a big impact in your life, and how to remember yourself. " I have pieced together a girl with the scatter of memories that have come back to me, and life recorded beyond reason...what I remember most are Jenna's eyes, flickering, hesitation, an urgent trying. That's what I remember most from the discs."(Pearson 109). Jenna is piecing her life back together by watching the discs her parents made about her life. Shes remembering what she likes, and what she doesn't. Without these moments and pieces Jenna wouldn't be able to become Jenna Fox again.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox suggests that humans are a collection of memories from their lives. "Am I less because I have fewer, or do the few I have mean more?" (80). Jenna lost most of her memories from the accident, and she is slowly gaining them back day by day. The people who she meets has a ton of memories, but Jenna only has a few and she is wondering if the ones she does have mean more.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox shows how people may feel when they are different from societal standards. "Welcome to Freaks Unlimited" (68). "Wrong! Dane calls out. "I stand corrected. You are one of us" (69). Jenna's new friends at her new school are all 'different'. They each have their own 'issue' which sets them apart from everyone else. Dane refers to them as freaks.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox questions that can anyone can be them self even after they change, and while they are still trying to gain their past experience are they still who they claim to be. "You're fitting in, Jenna... You're normal, Jenna. You are almost whole, Jenna." (90). These were voices in her head and since she is still learning her past Jenna thinks she is not whole Jenna yet.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox suggests that a person is still the same person, even if they only have a small amount of their original self left. "'How much is me?' Her lip trembles. Her eyes pool. Lily intervenes. 'Ten percent. Ten percent of your brain. That's all they could save. They should have let you die.'"(117). Prior to this, Jenna's mom says that Jenna is still a human. Lily then proceeds to say that only ten percent of the real Jenna is left, thus stating that Jenna, even though it is only ten percent of that which was originally there, is still Jenna.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox participates in the age old debate on what makes one human, or in this case whether Jenna 2.0 is the original, fully-human Jenna, by arguing that Jenna herself, though appearing the same, is different from the pre-accident Jenna. Jenna's Grandma, for example, states "I simply don't have room for you." (34), referring to the fact that this 10% Jenna isn't the 100% one she used to know and love.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox creates a sense of wanting to belong and shows the lengths one may go to in order to accomplish this; this causes us to reflect on how applicable this is to not only in our own lives but also in today's society. On page 81 Jenna states, "I walk down the hallway, turn around, and walk back again, watching myself in the full-length mirror. I lift my feet carefully, but it seems overdone. Maybe it's my arms? Do they swing properly? I go back to the end of the hallway and try again." This shows that even though it may not bother her, she will put the practice into it in order to feel as though she fits in.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox highlights the question, can you truly be yourself or even human without the body and mind you were born with? "'The butterfly, Jenna. That's what they call it. The heart of the brain. That you still have.' And the rest. My memories? My history? Those aren't all in the butterfly. What is the rest?" (Pearson 109) Jenna feels as if although she does have a body and brain, it technically does not belong to her and doesn't understand where the rest of what makes her Jenna has went.

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The Adoration of Jenna Fox asserts that no matter who we are currently or what has happened to us in life to get to where we are, we are always stuck on what has happened in the past. "I was treasured. Adored. Smothered with hopes.....I ache for her like she is someone else. She is not the perfect Jenna Fox anymore "(Pearson 109).  Jenna feels like she needs to be like her old self in order for everyone in her life to like her, but everyone changes in one way or another. Jenna feels obligated to rediscover her past and she wants to be the "perfect" Jenna Fox she once was.

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The Adoration of Jenna fox reveals that we may eventually have the technology to recreate someone with only a fraction of their body, but they may not ever be the same person that they once were. While some people may not ever accept that recreated person as who they were.  "'Ten percent. Ten percent of your brain. That's all they could save. They should have let you die." (117) When lily said this; it showed us that she never will accept the "new" Jenna as who she once was.