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charlotte tells hayward dto remember the ranch they want to live at with a big old sign that says "private property". THIS IS important because that way they've got a goal to achieve.

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Charlotte stated to cry a ton because of hay ward living this is weird because if she dosent cry as a baby flying out of a carriage this must be something important. HUDSON

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when charlotte chooses to leave the orphanage this will change her thoughts and feelings

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Charlotte realizes she no longer belongs at the orphanage because Hayward is leaving and she is not aloud in the stables.

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I am finding that Charlotte keeps trying to not cry. This might affect the story because it shows how Charlotte is showing her emotions more.

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Charlotte never really cared much about hair, then when she cut it to look like a boy she wispered "good-bye Charlotte." This is C+C because she didn't care about her hair and then now she suddenly does.

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In chapter one it said that Charlotte doesn't really express her feelings but in chapter 3 when Hayward leaves Vern and Hayward sort of start to ball.

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Vern tells her "you gotta do what your heart tells ya to do". the life lesson is to do what your mind is set to do

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Vern said to Charlotte to do what her heart desires.  That might make Charlotte  more motivated to do what she wants but he also says   because she is a girl so people wont help her out.
Finn

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You gotta do what what your heart tells you to do quotes Vern.  This might change things because Charlotte might need to remember those words next time she must take a risk

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Charlotte realizes that she needs the horse master's help in order to escape the orphanage. This could change things by him helping her and then telling the owner of the orphanage where she is and what she is doing.

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Charlotte tried to push down her tears as they rolled her cheeks Charlotte never cries so i think this means shes sad about Freedom and Hayword

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Vern says it is not the same for a girl to run away instead of a boy. Vern is a boy. Charlotte is a girl. This is important because a boy Hayward's age could roam freely. A girl Charlotte's age could not.

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the bracelet piece. why is it important? It might help her feel better when she is down.

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Charlotte choked on her tears as they spilled down her cheeks, she tried to stop but she couldn't. Charlotte never cried like this until now. This might change things because now that Hayward is leaving Charlotte might loosen her emotions. Now that Hayward is gone, Charlotte might have a heavy heart at the loss of her favorite horse and her best friend.

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Charlotte would never take off her leather bracelet. That is why it is unexpected for Charlotte to give Hayward the bracelet. Charlotte does this because Hayward will be leaving the orphanage. Hayward realizes that it is only half the bracelet though.

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when Charlotte realizes she can't go back now, because she just cut her hair. how this change things? It will make sure she keeps going

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"Good bye Charlotte. She whispered. With trembling hand, she picked up the scissors and cut off a hank of hair." This is a contrasted and contradiction because she is letting go of her self to create a new identity.

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when Charlotte ran away she thought about Hayward I think she does this because she wants him back

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Charlotte kept thinking about Hayward as she ran through the woods. "WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING AGAIN AND AGAIN?" I think this keeps happening again and again  because she misses Hayward so much and she really wants to be with him. This is foreshadowing how she is going to run away to be with Hayward.

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As Charlotte ran though the woods she thought of Hay ward as see ran though the woods.

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in the story a again and again was when Charlotte was running through the woods and thinking about Heyword and getting to the stage.

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when Sharlet kept thinking about heyword

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When Charlotte was running through the woods she continually told herself that she needed to get to the stage. I think she keeps saying this so that she remembers something to keep her going nonstop.

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When the author interrupts the action to tell you about a memory, STOP and ask yourself, "Why might this memory be important?"

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When you notice a word, phrase, or situation mentioned over and over, STOP and ask yourself, "Why does this keep happening again and again?"

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When a character takes the main character aside and offers serious advice, STOP and ask, "What's the life lesson and how might it affect the character?"

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When a character asks herself a very difficult question. STOP and ask yourself, "What does this question, make me wonder?"

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When a character realizes, understands, or finally figures something out.  STOP and as your self "How might this change things?"

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When a character does something that contrast with what you'd expect or contradicts  his/her earlier actions STOP and ask "Why is the character doing this?"