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matt gradually get better at the piano the closer he reveals his secret.

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It represents Matt. In the beggining of the book, Matt wouldn't say anything about Vietnam, but slowly throughout the book he unravels and finally, we reach the center at the end. The baseball must be unraveled before you

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Why is freedom the color of bright red sneakers? What does that mean?

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In the book, "All the Broken Pieces," by Ann Burg, the red sneakers represent freedom. They represent freedom because having the red sneakers give you the freedom to move and go places when ever you feel like it.

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Trista, Carlos, Bryson: Lines on the kitchen table

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Trista, Carlos, Bryson: Lines on the kitchen table

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"Some rings in the wood perfect and others like jagged scars." Pg. 95. This is symbolism because it shows that some people have led a happy life and others have seen gruesome things and have had awful things happen to them.

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In the book All The Broken Pieces by Ann Berg she talks about Anger Bullets. She says that Rob has angry bullets for eyes this is like a death stare to Matt. This Symbolize the anger that Rob has toward Matt

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All the broken pieces(Holly Hines, Jacob Webb, Reagan McCraw, and Anthony Puckett) 

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All the broken pieces(Holly Hines, Jacob Webb, Reagan McCraw, and Anthony Puckett) 

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Red shoes symbolizes the freedom to walk where you want to go. It states in the text "Freedom is the color of bright red sneakers."

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The Broken Peices ( Jaycee Price, Jonah Epps, Caleb Waddell)

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The Broken Peices ( Jaycee Price, Jonah Epps, Caleb Waddell)

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" All the Broken Pieces " by Ann e. Burgs shows how the broken pieces in Matt's life might be symbolic to his memories and his broken past. 🤕💔

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(Grant, Caleb R, Hannah, Reagan W)
In All the Broken Pieces, author Ann E. Burg talks about rain a lot. Rain is a metaphor of bullets. Matt feels like he is getting hit with the rain as hard as bullets. We think it symbolizes his bad memories of Vietnam and his past there.

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The Baseball. We think it represents Matt, because at the beginning he wouldn't say anything about Vietnam. But slowly throughout the book, you see him unraveling, until we finally reach the center. The baseball has to be unraveled before you can see what's inside, just like Matt.

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The Baseball. We think it represents Matt, because at the beginning he wouldn't say anything about Vietnam. But slowly throughout the book, you see him unraveling, until we finally reach the center. The baseball has to be unraveled before you can see what's inside, just like Matt.

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Matt's brother, Tommy, shoes symbolize freedom. Matt's other brother does not have feet so he is not free to walk or do antthing  that he wants to.

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The "scavenger hunt" When Chris made Matt and Rob partner up and do the scavenger hunt together. I think that this was symbolizing the start of a new friendship and that even the little things count. Chris knew that things would turn out more than a mess.

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The red shoes symbolize the freedom of Matt and his brother.

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It symbolizes how coach Robeson won the fight of cancer and had a victory and how he did not die. Also, how it showed how Matt had to deal with his coach having cancer and how it effected not only him but his entire team and brung Matt and Rob together.

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It represents Matt. In the beggining of the book, Matt wouldn't say anything about Vietnam, but slowly throughout the book he unravels and finally, we reach the center at the end. The baseball must be unraveled before you can reach the center, just like Matt.
~Amanda, Ana, and Lizzie

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We chose a baseball because in the book coach Tells the team that sports helps you to work together and baseball is a sport and also in the book Matt says they should of brought baseballs instead of bombs.

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It represents Matt. In the first part of the book, Matt didn't say anything about Vietnam. It was hard to get through to him. But slowly throughout the book you see him unraveling, and eventually, you reach the center of Matt and hear what happened in Vietnam.

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I think in this book that the elevator feeling symbolizes the ups and downs of life.

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The Shoes of Matts brother Tommy symbolize freedom because Matts other brother lost his feet so he is not free. There is also another pair of shoes in the book on the feet of an orphan. His shoes are very worn and broken that might symbolism lonelyness and abandonment.

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The Red Shoes symbolize freedom, and the way you can run away from your problems, also the red shoes may symbolize the freedom of being able to walk since Matt's brother can't. A boy that was sent away had sneakers that were almost see through, that might symbolize that the kid may run from his problems a lot instead of facing them

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We chose bullets because they represent the  heartbreak of Vietnam. Also, they show anger and aggression. Robs eyes were like red bullets and they showed anger.