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One way that claudette has changed is her appearance she wore a dress and started dressing more girly .

" I wore my best dress " pg 246

She also changes in the way she acting she picks up on human traits

" so i said telling my first human lie , Im home " page 246

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Character Track: Mirabella (Hunter Mullins)

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Character Track: Mirabella (Hunter Mullins)

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Mirabella is, as of now in the story, still stuck to her wolf pup ways. She has yet to adapt like the rest of the pack have so far. Here's 3 ways that she hasn't changed so far.

1. She still runs on all fours.
Mirabella, as stated before, is still more wolf than civilized human at this point in the book. Along with this, she runs on fours, which is bad for her hands. "She was still loping around on all fours (which the nuns had taught us to

see looked unnatural and ridiculous—we could barely believe it now, the shame of it, that we used to locomote like that!), her fists blue-white from the strain."

2. She has yet to learn words.
Mirabella, by the time the rest of the girls are on stage four, she is still on stage one. This means that words mean nothing to her, and that she is still a bit of a biter. "Mirabella let out a whimper. She scratched at us and

scratched at us, raking her nails along our shins so hard that she drew blood. Then she rolled belly-up on the cold stone floor, squirming on a bed of spelling-bee worksheets."

3. Everyone hates Mirabella.

It is very, VERY CLEAR, that Mirabella is the most hated wolf pup, more so than Jeanette, which is saying a lot. " The pack had been waiting for this moment for some time. 'Mirabella cannot adapt! Back to the woods, back to the woods!'"

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Claudette:
One way that Claudette has changed from being at St. Lucy's is the way that she dresses. She wore a dress which shows that she's becoming more ladylike.
" I wore my best dress...'' (pg. 246)

Another way that Claudette has changed is that she doesn't feel like she belongs in the cave anymore.
"The cave looked so much smaller than I remembered it (pg.246)
''So,” I said, telling .my first human lie. “I’m home.” (pg. 246)

Claudette has also changed because her mother arely recognizes her anymore.
"My mother recoiled from me, as if I was a stranger." (pg. 246)

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Mirabella was the youngest one and had the most energy."Our littlest sister had the quickest reflexes. She used her hands to flatten her ears to the side of her

head. She backed towards the far corner of the garden, snarling in the most menacing register that an eight-year-old

wolf-girl can muster. Then she ran. It took them two hours to pin her down and tag her: HELLO, MY

NAME IS MIRABELLA!" "Stage 1,” "Sister Maria sighed, taking careful aim with

her tranquilizer dart. It can be a little

overstimulating.”

Mirabella was full of energy and you can tell she was when she was running around and they could'nt catch her and when they did she yelled out her named.
Later in the story everyone had already learned that you should only be walking with 2 feet and not 4.Mirabella was still walking on all fours though this shows she was not listing to them and was'nt trying to change."She was still loping around on all fours (which the nuns had taught us to

see looked unnatural

and ridiculous—we could barely believe it now, the

shame of it, that we used

to locomote like that!), her fists

blue-white from the strain."

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When Claudette got help from Mirabella at the dance, Claudette forgot that she was suppose to act like a lady. ( I grunted from underneath her.) pg.244 Claudette wore a dress. ( I wore my best dress and brought along some prosciutto and dill pickles in a picnic basket.) pg.246 Claudette told her first human lie.pg.246

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"Our youngest sister had the quickest reflexes. She used her hands to flatten her ears to side of her head. She backed towards the far corner of the garden, snarling in the most menacing register that an eight-year old wolf-girl can muster, then she ran. It took them two hours to pin her down and tag her: "HELLO! MY NAME IS MIRABELLA!" pg 228
This is where Mirabella is introduced. We learn that she is the youngest, and seemingly the most restless.

"Mirabella was in a dark corner, wearing a muzzle, Her party culottes were duct taped to her knees." pg 241
This quote is from near the end of the book, it shows that she has not improved, and if anything, she has gotten worse. She is shown wearing a muzzle and her clothes are duct taped to her body.