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In these two chapters, Doctor Thorne learns that his niece's other uncle, Roger Scatcherd, has made him the executor of his estate. Inside of his will he has stipulated that if something should happen to his son, his only heir, then the bulk of his estate, which includes $200K, will go to his sister's first born child, which just so happens to be Doctor Thorne's niece Mary. Doctor Thorne spends the bulk of the remaining chapters going back and forth debating on whether he should tell Roger about this development.

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The way Trollope continues to add dimension to the story through multiple plot lines always impresses me, but this one in particular I was surprised by. I knew that Mary would need to inherit in some way so that she could be with her obvious future man, Frank Gresham the younger, but I truly did not know how it was going to happen. I am curious to know if Roger Scatcherd, her unknown uncle, will come to be known to her or if he will die before she or Doctor Thorne can make him aware of the situation.

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Doctor Thorne's internal struggle in regard to the future well-being of his niece and the seemingly underhanded way it might occur contributes to his upstanding character.

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In these two chapters our main character Craig is introduced. When chapter 1 opens up Craig is at his friends house chilling and doing what most teenagers do. Craig is there physically, but not mentally. Mentally Craig is caught up in his thoughts about how unhappy he is with life. One of his friends notices that he's drifted away so they ask if he's okay. Craig responds that he is, and he gets up to go to the bathroom and rinses his face off with hot water so he could feel something. During chapter 2 Craig is at his therapy session explaining what his anchor used to be(occupy his mind and temporarily make him feel good. His anchor used to be drawing maps.

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I feel very empathetic for Craig. So far I know that he's depressed but I don't know why. I don't yet know what changed him to be the way he is now. I feel that it has to be something serious because his parents pay a lot of money for him to see a therapist occasionally. To be specific they pay $120/hour. All I know is that he's physically and mentally tired. So tired that he doesn't want to eat or talk. Chapter 1 stated "It's so hard to talk when you want to kill yourself".

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"I used to not want to call them shrinks, but now that I've been through so many, I feel entitled to it." I feel that this is an impact statement because it gave us important information in my idea. I as the reader now know that Craig has been through many therapists and it leads me to want to read more to figure out why he's been to so many.

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In these two chapters we find out that Craig grew up in Manhattan in a "crappy apartment" as he described it. We find out that drawing maps is what made Craig happy when he was younger. Drawing maps was his anchor. This is important because Craig is no longer happy, so I as the reader would love to know when his life turned the way it did. Chapter 4 is very short and simply explains that Craig is just going to "keep at it and hope it gets better" as he tells Dr. Minerva.

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It was very heartwarming to hear what made Craig happy and content when he was younger. I've never heard someone say they enjoy drawing maps and that its an escape for them so reading that was very surprising and new to me.

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"I'm just going to keep at it, I tell Dr. Minerva". "That's all I can do, just keep at it until it gets better". I feel that these are impact statements because I feel it shows that Craig doesn't want to give up, but instead he plans to keep trying. In this case he's saying he'll keep taking his medicine until things get better for him.

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Chapter 5 explains how Craig feels like his family shouldn't have to deal with him because they're good, solid, happy people. Craig explains how they now live in a better apartment than before, but he still feels like it's not something to be proud of. He talks about how "a person's relationship with food is one of the most important relationships" but his love and relationship stopped last fall when something happened and he stopped eating. Chapter 6 just portrays Craig at family dinner and how his family tries to get him to eat and how they show they care for him.

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"And so I had a good thing going with food. I thought about it the way everyone else did; when you're hungry you have some. Then last fall happened, and I stopped eating". This statement brought me confusion and curiosity because I now know that something happened that had a big impact on Craig, but I don't know what. I feel that it has to be something huge because he no longer feels the desire to eat. He states "there's a man down there and he wants food, but the only way he knows to ask for it is to tug on the rope, and when he does, it closes up the entrance so i can't put anything in". This kind of gives off the sense that Craig can't really eat.

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"I don't know what it was that got me to have a Slaughter eating experience. It's not pot. It's not girls. It's not my family. I've started to think it must just be chemistry, in which case we're looking for the Shift and we haven't found it yet". I feel that this is an impact statement because it states that Craig doesn't know why his eating experiences are bad causing him to not want to eat.

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Chapter 7 talks about how Craig doesn't really know why he's depressed. He expresses how this is the million dollar question, the tootsie roll question. He explains how 2 years ago he was accepted into one of the best high schools in Manhattan and all he had to do was take a big test to get in which he studied 3 hours a day for. Craig was very confident that he'd ace the test and he did, he scored 800/800.  Chapter 8 just talks about Craig at a party.

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"The day I got those test results, a cold, plaintive, late-fall New York day, was my last good day". When I read this statement I instantly had a moment of shock and confusion. This was the day that Craig received his perfect score of 800/800 meaning he got accepted into one of the best high schools in Manhattan. Why would this day be the end of his good days? Craig then went on to state that it was the last day he felt triumphant, which pulls me as the reader in more because now I'm eager to know what shifted.

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At the end of page 51 Craig stated "the day I got those test results, a cold, plaintive, late-fall New York day, was my last good day". This was a very big impact statement for me because this marks the point in the story when Craig's life shifted for the worse. It makes me as the reader want to know and read more because why was the day he received good news his last good day?

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Chapter 9 talks about Craig going to a party his friends threw to celebrate him getting into one of the best high schools. However at the party Craig witnessed one of his best friends hooking up with a girl he had feelings for which made him feel a bit uneasy. Craig drank a little and spent his time looking through music albums and playing with vinyl records that Aaron's father had. Chapter 10 talks about Craig and his friend Aaron walking home(Aaron walking Craig home) over the Brooklyn bridge. Aaron was talking about how he liked Nia(the girl I spoke about before) and why he liked her. Craig just listened as they crossed the bridge until he had the idea of standing over the bridge and the cars that passed below. There was a place that the construction workers used and that's were Craig went to stand. Aaron stayed back because he didn't want to go out that far.

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Chapter 9 and 10 just talks about Craig going to a party and his walk back home. This gives me a feeling of uneasiness because I as the reader knows that Craig isn't okay as of now and that at some point his life took a turn for the worst and somewhere something bad happened. This chapter being so calm and not revealing as much as the other chapters have, gives me a shocking and curious reaction.

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At the end of chapter 10 Craig stated "And I could have died right then, and considering how things went, I really should have". This was a huge impact statement for me because as Craig is standing on top of a bridge, standing somewhere he probably shouldn't be standing he says this. Why does he feel like he should have died? I understand that he could've because of where he was, but something made him want to which doesn't sit well with me. It pulls me in even more as the reader because I really want to know what went wrong and why Craig feels like dying then would've made him better off. It leads me as the reader to believe that something far much worse is going to happen to Craig that makes him feel like he should've been gone when he was standing on the bridge.

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Chapter 11 talks about Craig changing. At first he wasn't really hanging out with his friends because he was always studying to get into Executive Pre- Professional(the really good school he got accepted to) but since he'd gotten accepted he stated that "junior high was a joke" and that all he needed to do was make sure he didn't fail so he wouldn't get rescinded. This meant that he could hang out with Aaron more(a bad influence in my opinion). Nia was always around when Craig hung out with Aaron because Nia and Aaron had a thing going on. Craig talked about how he thought he was okay with it until he always saw them doing things together and it ticked him off more and more. He felt like they were throwing it in his face. Craig talked about how he didn't do any of the summer readings for school so he got a 70 on the quiz held the first day, while Aaron scored a perfect 100 because he read them in Europe. Chapter 11 goes on to talk about how hard the new school was and how Craig felt like he could do the work, but he didn't. He talks about how he knew that all he had to do was start on one page and he could easily finish the rest, but instead all he did after school was lay down and wait for Aaron to call. He talks about how he would score lower than everyone else on the tests, and how he would have four hours of homework to do. Most importantly Craig introduces the man in his stomach. The one that prevents him from eating. Craig stated "and for the first time the man in my stomach appeared and said I wasn't getting any of it"(Craig and his family were out to eat). Not only was this introduced, but at the end of chapter 11 Craig states "When I went back to my parents(after throwing up in the bathroom) I told them I think I might be you know, depressed. Chapter 11 ends off there.

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This chapter was a lot for me because so much was unfolded. Craig started off doing really badly at this new high school because he wasn't fully inserting himself. In my opinion this new high school is what really pushed Craig to be where he is now(very very very very depressed). Craig basically unfolded that he didn't feel that he fit in. He felt he was average and scoring grades like an 85 on tests were bad because all the other students scored a 100. He talked about how all the other students were taking extracurricular classes and doing things that he wasn't. Things that he didn't know he had to do. This made Craig feel like he was average and like he didn't deserve to be at the high school and because of this I had a shocking reaction because I didn't think that Craig getting into this school would have a negative impact on him.

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Page 97 stated "In December, three months into Executive Pre- Professional, I had stress vomiting for the first time". This was a really big impact statement for me because I'm getting the sense that Craig starting the new high school is what made things begin to turn bad, which is a huge shocker for me. I'm now understanding that the new high school was just sooo much for him that it stressed him out and made things really bad. I'm just going to guess that this is only the start of it, and that things are going to get much worse because I already know Craig(present day) has trouble eating, sleeping, and has a therapist. What else happened that made him be so far off?