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"One day can change everything." ...

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What if he is having an hallucination. You think its a stretch but its not, think about nothings making sense. What if he has just tapped into his inner subconscious and is just not real.

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I agree but I think that there might be a little more to it than that. Also I think that during the trip he will conquer his fear and won´t be afraid of the sea anymore.

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I think that there might be people that was also scared on the trip, but they did not show it. So, I think Mafatu was not alone. But in the other hand he is like a loner because his father is the Great Chief.

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If I had to choose one side. Either the loyalists or the Congress, I would pick the Congress. I would do this because I would feel bad for the slaves.

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When Isabel gets hurt on page 80 it shows how people don't really trust her. In the sense that she said and everyone knew it was Lockton but instead they instead punished her for it.

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1. I feel really bad for Isabel because on page 81 she gets the blame put on her even though everyone knew it was really Lockton who had hurt her and made her lip bleed. It says, "...she scolded me for not scraping candle wax that had dripped on the floor. "It cause me to fall" she said. "Do you see what your clumsiness has cost me?" We both knew it was a lie." This shows that Madam doesn't want to put the blame on her or on Lockton. There was really no candle wax on the floor anyways. Madam is a really bad liar.

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/172DS7NzH6ZpU-hn5WUnicuc6v4lgKLbg8eChMQWjrRE/edit#gid=0

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Read to page 90 by Monday. (Don't read 'Real Snow')

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Read to page 90 by Monday. (Don't read 'Real Snow')

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So now that we are at the end of the book, We can see how Homer found his brother and is now happily with riding home, Per-say.

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I think that he had a personal conflict with himself because he was thinking about if he wanted to stay in the Brewster's house and be safe, have lots of food, and be comfortable or he can try to find his brother and it can be dangerous, he might not have food. This affects him because he wants to be relaxed and be worry-free, or he can find his brother before he goes into the war and can have a high risk of getting hurt. Homer chooses finding his brother. This shows that he loves his brother and cares about him.

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I think that Homer is correct about Kate Nibbly and her brother being people that are not good people. I think this because Homer said that Mr. Willow's eyes are not the best eyes, but when Homer was talking to Mr. Willow about Kate, he said that Kate saw that they were made for each other from the eyes. This is why I think that Homer is right.

I also think that Homer was super lucky to survive because when he was riding to the front of the war he was getting shot at but missed. When he goes to a person in war and asks if he knows someone named Figg, the person replies that Homer was shot at by a lot of people but still was alive.

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1) I agree with the person below me, Daris. I believe the historical setting is in the time period of the civil war. His brother, Harold, was forced into join the army.

2) For one of the many historical conflicts in the text the civil war is definitely one of them.
One of the personal conflict is between Smelt and Stink and the people who like used and helped with the underground railroad. And you can also see how Mr. Brewster is enveloped in this whole situation. You can also see Homer is helping Mr. Brewster, When Smelt demands answers from Homer, He tells him the wrong place so he wouldn't find the slaves and hurt them or sell them.

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1.) I think that the historical setting is the civil war because they sold Homer's brother Harold to the army.
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a.) The historical conflict is the civil war. They were fighting over slavery.
b.)The personal conflict is between Smelt and Stink and Mr. Brewster and the people who help with the underground railroad. Homer is also helping Mr. Brewster because when Smelt asked Homer where the slaves were hiding, he told him the wrong place so that the wouldn't find the slaves and sell them for money. Another time when he helped the slaves was when he helped Mr. Samuel Reed (who was also captured by Smelt and stink) by telling the two guys that Mr. Reed was most value when alive more than dead. This helped because he was still alive and escaped when Homer was tricking them. Then Smelt was knocked out by Mr. Reed which helped homer, if help hadn't come Homer would have gotten hit with the knife or be done something worse.

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The mostly true adventures of Homer P. Figg

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The mostly true adventures of Homer P. Figg

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I think that in this book Homer will have to fight in the Civil War...

Will ~~ I agree

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In the beginning of the book the author was throwing a lot of stuff at you. She moved to oak wood cabin. She meets a figure that takes her back in time. It takes her back 100 years. She sees a slave quarters. she meets the owners that are the slave masters.

While shes there she is known as a thief. she was ms fair child daughter Lisa. then, it explains he she works as a slave. And how she gets whipped. Old Missy a character in the book she knows that Sophie has a fair child nose.

She comes back from 1860 on page 229 the creature brought her back.

The Characters:
Sophie Sophie's Mom Aunt Enid Lisa Grandma-ma Dr. Charles Mr and Ms fair child. Creature (we don't know the name)

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The prediction we made early was right!! We had predicted that Sophie will help some of the slaves escaped. That happened. Sophie helped Antigua escape.

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I wonder where the maze will lead if she tried to do the maze. Also I wonder if the maze has a deeper meaning...

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I think that Sophie is going to learn the importance of her life and family while she is back in time.

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Yes but I kind of read to page 201. Sorry!

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I'm also wondering if the book title means anything in the book?
Also I'm thinking that towards the end of the book Sophie is going to get stuck and time and will never ear the creature again.

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I agree whenever it means Sophie it says "she" or her name. Another reason to prove that is on page 55. It says, "Antigua released Sophie and stepped back, leaving her staring at her illustrious ancestors." This shows that it's the narrator's point of view. If it was Sophie's point of view it would have said something like Antigua released me...

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So after careful consideration and lots of arguments , we can conclude that the story is in fact told from a narrators point of view. A line we analysed and had trouble with was, "She traveled from Virginia to oak river with the farmer miss Caroline Wikes berry when she was a bride , Which is why, As she told Sophie [okay, so this was difficult  because it says 'as she told Sophie' but if you read on you will find out that it was just a narration.] She had a christian" n page 78 Paragraph 1. --Will

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I think that so far from what I have read it looks like Sophie is really adventurous and is a risk taker. I know this because she stuck her head up through the chimney and saw two eyes, then she went outside and followed the cat-looking creature. When she got to a point, she heard a voice talking to her her; the thing was that she couldn't see what it was. When it asked her question she didn't answer the text says, "You fixing to stay a spell?" the voice inquired. She shrugged and turned right. "Stubborn as a mule" the voice remarked" This text proves the fact that she is a risk taker because most people would just answer the "voice" and ask for a way out and wait for the "voice" to answer. But unlike those people she kept trying to get out of the maze and didn't answer the "voice." In this scene it makes it look like sophie isn't scared. It looks this way because she just shrugges her shoulders and doesn't answer. Also the tone is wetness on the ground and rocks, bumpy ground, it says " Slipping on the wet grass and and banging her toes on loose rocks." This reveals the tone of the setting.
---Daris

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I Think that Sophie is kind of happy because now that her mom left she can go out and explore - Daris