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In (author's) (title), s/he utilizes (1st prong), (2nd prong), and (3rd prong) to (purpose).

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In Orson Scot Card's Enchantment, he depicts a strong female character by challenging Katerina with challenges like an unwanted husband, unfamiliar surroundings and a dangerous foe to prove that princesses can lead alongside men.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment he shows how important, crutial, and how writting down stories and saving stories can preserve a culture.

Kaitlyn Anderson

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, he utilizes a good childhood, a traumatic past, and a hateful retaliation which Baba Yaga aims at anyone she encounters.

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Baba Yaga is an evil witch who is the villain in Russian folklore and this is clearly shown in Orsen Cards book Enchantment. The evidence shown would be how in the book Baba yaga tortures people while they are alive and how she wants to take over the kingdom of Tiaina and finally how she wants to kill Ivan and Katerina.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, he utilizes going back to save the stories, Writing them down to preserve the historical timeline, and preserving the culture thats in the stories to make sure that the world has a chance to learn about them before their culture is gone.

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In Orson Scott Card’s Enchantment, he portrays Katerina as more of an independent type of princess rather than being the typical “damsel in distress” we see in most princess-surrounded fairy tales, unlike most princesses we know she has her own personality, is very strong-willed, wants to rule her kingdom, and is very involved with it and everyone in it.

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In Enchantment, Orson Scott Card uses the innocence of childhood, past trauma, and the feeling of resentment to create the complex character of Baba Yaga.

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In "Enchantment," by Orson Scott Card, the evidence clearly lays out that the main character "Katerina" is distinctly unlike the typical, waiting-to-be-saved princess. Instead, Katerina shows that she is a strong leader who is willing to be strong for the sake of her people, as well as having the courage to make personal sacrifices that the stereotypical princess would not be able to do.

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People ask if BabaYaga in Orson Scott Cards book, Enchantment, is a villain or a victim of the story, she had a good childhood, but then she got married to someone who abused her which is what made her evil and mean in the story.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, Baba Yaga is shown to cast horrible spells, torture people, and having the urge to kill Ivan and Katerina, that make her a villain.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, Baba Yaga is subject to a positive upbringing which concludes with a violent end to her innocence. This pushes her into a downward spiral of madness, and though sympathy on her behalf may be warranted, it is important to remember that this doesn't excuse her villainous actions.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, he uses spells on innocent animals, miss using magic in evil ways, and spells that cause rage to loved ones to track down people to prove that Baba Yaga is the villian of the 9th century.

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In Orson Scott Card’s Enchantment, he examples the great change in personality for Baba Yaga caused by early traumatizing events, how she expresses her trauma and victimizes herself, and the effects it has on other people.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, he uses the tale of the betrayal of an innocent and the anger of the betrayed, to grasp the complexity of Baba Yaga as both victim and villan.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, Though his depictions of Baba Yaga's early life were tragic, her actions throughout the book are meant to provide depth, rather than garner any sympathy for her as a character.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, he explains the rage, envy, and change that Baba Yaga goes through as being both a victim from a horrific past and a murderous villian.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, he shows how Katerina the female leader not only has great passion, but also bravery, and independent strength.

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In Orson Scotts Enchantment, Baba yaga is utilized to be a villian by torturing innocent people while alive, casting horrid spells, and cutting off the Kings tounge.

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The book of "Enchantment" by Orson Scott Cards, Katerina is a princess goes through challenges; marrying someone she does not want, going into different environment, she is taking risks for her people, not only she can prove she's a true princess but she can prove she can lead alongside her people and men.

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Ivan isn't a typical 9th century hero. His modern day views and beliefs could change the future of Taina. He may be thin and wiry, not super strong like the other men of that country, but he has integrity, bravery, and is strong willed.

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In Enchantment, Orson Scott Card, he decided to have an impowered famale character, Katerina, be a strong-willed princess, wanting her to fight for her kingdom, having the courage during a time of war, and intelligents of learning things she never seen before to show anyone could be a good leader not just males.

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In the book, Enchantment, By Orson Scott Card, The book itself illustrates the culture, language, and history, of preserved stories. It teaches us many life lessons such as its history and broadens our understanding of another lifetime and past that we can use to benefit our daily lives.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, Card portrays an unusual princess figure by involving Katerina in battle, putting her through unusual situations, and showing independent strength.

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In Orson Scott Card’s Enchantment, he made use of Baba Yaga’s innocence and her turn to unsatisfiable rage because of her abusive past to generate a complex and deep lore driven victim-villain character.

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In Enchantment by Orson Scott Card, he writes Katerina as an untraditional princess in her actions, beliefs and over all development of her character.

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In Orsen Scott Card's Enchantment, Ivan utilizes, modern technology, smarts, and love to become the hero.

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In Orson Scott Card's Enchantment, He portrays Katerina as a great leader for Taina. Katerina knew what it takes to rule a kingdom, went out of her way to defend Taina from Baba Yaga and fought Baba Yaga alone in her own castle when they were at war

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Ivan, the protagonist in Orson Scott Card's novel Enchantment, doesn't quite fit the mold to be a hero or King because of his size and inability to fight. But he exhibits heroic qualities with his cleverness, athleticism, and willingness to change for Tiaina to portray him as a hero.

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There are three essential effects of not recording and maintaining culture that affect not only the fictional land of Tiana but also our society today. These affects consist of a loss of identity, reduced connection with the past, and the deterioration of language.

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In Orson Scott Card's "Enchantment," Card portrays Katerina similar to Sleeping Beauty with characteristics such as leadership, courageous, and following one's own heart.

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Ivan isn't what the people of Taina would consider a hero, but his knowledge, bravery, and modern ways of seeing Taina's culture greatly helps him save them.