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"The four turbo-propelled engines hummed to life, and the airplane taxied toward the runway." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.134)

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"The four turbo-propelled engines hummed to life, and the airplane taxied toward the runway." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.134)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Personification, because it gives an object human trait.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
It explains in greater detail how the engines of the airplane started and what it sounded like.

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"When he entered the cell to take new photographs of Eichmann, the color drained from his face and his hands began to tremble." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.131)

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"When he entered the cell to take new photographs of Eichmann, the color drained from his face and his hands began to tremble." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.131)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Metaphor, because there is no like or as.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
It explains in this scene that Eichmann was clearly nervous and afraid, and shows Eichmann wasn't in a good state at the time.

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In my book, The Nazi Hunters, Eichmann and his interrogator, Peter Malkin, are in the middle of an interogation so Malkin can prove Ricardo Klement, Eichmann's alias, is indeed Eichmann. Eichmann explains that he can understand Malkin's Hebrew, along with knowing German. I, unlike Malkin and Eichmann, am not a bilingual. I barely know spanish, like a few words, but Malkin and Eichmann can understand and speak two different languages.

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In my book, Eichmann was captured in Argentina and brought to Israel for trial. Argentina was inflamed in anger about his capture, even though other parts of the world were very pleased. I've related to this in how I've thought one way to something and others felt differently.

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Goal met.

23 pages.

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"Some in Argentina were eager to punish the Israelis. Unable to strike against them directly, right-wing groups took their revenge on the local Jewish community. Tacuara carried out the worst of these attacks, beating up several Jewish students at the University of Buenos Aires and chanting, “Long live Eichmann. Death to Jews.” One student was shot, and later, in a vicious assault,Tacuara radicals branded a swastika onto the chest of a teenage girl whose father was suspected of having helped the Israelis. Nick and Dieter Eichmann hung a swastika flag in front of their Garibaldi Street house and talked tough." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 164

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"Some in Argentina were eager to punish the Israelis. Unable to strike against them directly, right-wing groups took their revenge on the local Jewish community. Tacuara carried out the worst of these attacks, beating up several Jewish students at the University of Buenos Aires and chanting, “Long live Eichmann. Death to Jews.” One student was shot, and later, in a vicious assault,Tacuara radicals branded a swastika onto the chest of a teenage girl whose father was suspected of having helped the Israelis. Nick and Dieter Eichmann hung a swastika flag in front of their Garibaldi Street house and talked tough." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 164

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In the book, after Eichmann's capture by the Israelis, many people in Argentina were angered with the Israelis and wanted to take revenge for Eichmann. Others went to violence. Eichmann's sons hung swastika banners on their street. Eichmann effects the story when he moved to Argentina since some people in Argentina wanted justice for Eichmann. And they felt dismayed and angered when Eichmann was captured.

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Goal met.

15 pages.

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"Harel then detailed the plan to bring Eichmann onto the plane disguised as an El Al crew member. He wanted the plane to depart as early as possible the following day, but Tohar insisted that the crew needed more rest, given the long flight. They were testing the Britannia’s limits as it was; the added risk of an exhausted crew would be inviting disaster. Harel conceded. They would depart close to midnight on May 20." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 141

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"Harel then detailed the plan to bring Eichmann onto the plane disguised as an El Al crew member. He wanted the plane to depart as early as possible the following day, but Tohar insisted that the crew needed more rest, given the long flight. They were testing the Britannia’s limits as it was; the added risk of an exhausted crew would be inviting disaster. Harel conceded. They would depart close to midnight on May 20." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 141

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In this scene, when the airplane arrives that'll bring Eichmann to Israel, Harel realizes he should tell the crew why they're flying on this plane. While they're all agents, some of them want to hunt Eichmann because they're either Holocaust survivors and/or families were massacered in it. Harel tells the crew Eichmann will be the man that'll be transported under a false identity, crafted with a picture of Eichmann with makeup and a suit to make him look younger and healthier, and a El Al uniform. This is important to the plot since for Eichmann to get what he deserves, he has to be transported to Israel, since no other country will hold a trial for him. The trial's important since it will show how war criminals like Eichmann will be hunted down, and imprisoned for their crimes. If this plan doesn't work, Eichmann will be either on the run again, imprisoned somewhere else, or killed.

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"Malkin burst foward, one hand reaching out to keep Eichmann’s right armdown in case he had a gun. His momentum, mixed with his target’s retreat, sent them both pitching to the ground. The agent seized Eichmann as they rolled into the shallow, muddy ditch that ran alongside the road. Landing on his back, Malkin tried to keep hold of Eichmann’s right arm and at the same time grab his throat to cut off any call for help. Eichmann kicked, elbowed, and clawed to free himself, loosening the grip on his throat. Then he screamed." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 113

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"Malkin burst foward, one hand reaching out to keep Eichmann’s right armdown in case he had a gun. His momentum, mixed with his target’s retreat, sent them both pitching to the ground. The agent seized Eichmann as they rolled into the shallow, muddy ditch that ran alongside the road. Landing on his back, Malkin tried to keep hold of Eichmann’s right arm and at the same time grab his throat to cut off any call for help. Eichmann kicked, elbowed, and clawed to free himself, loosening the grip on his throat. Then he screamed." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 113

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In this scene, May 11th, 1960, Malkin and the Mossad team executed the plan of getting Eichmann into Israeli hands. Eichmann effected the plot since for them to do this, they had to get a safehouse, make a prison cell in it, rent a Chervorlet and a limo, practice the takedown plan, learn Eichmann's schedule to when he gets off his bus, (The bus that takes him to work), route out a quick and trackless plan to get to the safe house without the police finding them, making Austrian and Argentine licenses plates, wigs, and more. Just to capture an older man that couldn't really defend himself without any weapon, who was a former head Nazi.

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Goal met.

15 pages.

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Goal met.

6 pages.

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"Now Klein told the Mossad chief that when he had gone to TransAer’s maintenance area earlier that day, he found soldiers and police everywhere." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.102)

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"Now Klein told the Mossad chief that when he had gone to TransAer’s maintenance area earlier that day, he found soldiers and police everywhere." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.102)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Hyperbole, they're saying police are everythere. Not in a literal sense.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
It explains how many police are in that area. Even if it isn't, it feels like there is so many that it completely fills the entire area, making it harder for the characters to smuggle out Eichmann undetected.

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"The plan decided, the team turned to the next issue. The gardener at Doron was a simple, gentle man, but he was suspicious about all the activity at the house. He was on the premises too often and could not be persuaded to stay away. One mention of the strange activities to the wrong person could compromise the whole operation. Everyone agreed without question that they must switch safe houses and keep Eichmann at Tira instead." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 102

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"The plan decided, the team turned to the next issue. The gardener at Doron was a simple, gentle man, but he was suspicious about all the activity at the house. He was on the premises too often and could not be persuaded to stay away. One mention of the strange activities to the wrong person could compromise the whole operation. Everyone agreed without question that they must switch safe houses and keep Eichmann at Tira instead." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 102

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In this scene, the crew decided their plan. But their safehouse was switched since the gardener was suspicious of their activites in the house. Eichmann effects this because it shows how secretly this operation must go for the capture of Eichmann to be successful, and how one small event could lead Eichmann to flee, their evidence destoryed, and them all in prison. They had to switch their safehouse, even though this house, Doron, was better, they had to switch since the gardener was just a bit suspicious with their activites.

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"Shimoni then explained that it was Adolf Eichmann they were after and what the Nazi officer had done during the war. Klein remained silent, and Shimoni reassured him that his job had nothing to do with catching Eichmann. He was there simply to look after the flight." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg.93

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"Shimoni then explained that it was Adolf Eichmann they were after and what the Nazi officer had done during the war. Klein remained silent, and Shimoni reassured him that his job had nothing to do with catching Eichmann. He was there simply to look after the flight." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg.93

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In this scene, Shimoni met Yosef Klein. He explains that the only thing he has to do is guard the plane so the team can get Eichmann and get him to Israel. Eichmann effects the story because they had to figure out a way for them to get Eichmann out of Argentina and into Israel without being caught by the Argentine authorities, and risk being but in one of their jails. They also had to hire pilots, and had to follow a short schedule in order to get Eichmann to the plane on time for their window to not close on them.

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"Lying flat on their stomachs at the top of the railway embankment, their faces inches from the tracks, Shalom and Aharoni trained their binoculars on Route 202 and on the house seventy-five yards away. This was the third night they hadwatched Eichmann walk home. Lights appeared on the road. Aharoni checked his watch: 7:38 P.M. On the previous two nights, at 7:40, the green and yellow No. 203 bus had stopped atthe kiosk, and Eichmann had stepped off. They had his schedule down. Their whole operation would depend on his sticking to it." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 88

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"Lying flat on their stomachs at the top of the railway embankment, their faces inches from the tracks, Shalom and Aharoni trained their binoculars on Route 202 and on the house seventy-five yards away. This was the third night they hadwatched Eichmann walk home. Lights appeared on the road. Aharoni checked his watch: 7:38 P.M. On the previous two nights, at 7:40, the green and yellow No. 203 bus had stopped atthe kiosk, and Eichmann had stepped off. They had his schedule down. Their whole operation would depend on his sticking to it." (The Nazi Hunters) Pg. 88

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In the Nazi Hunters, Zvi Aharoni and Shalom were spying on Eichmann, a wanted Nazi war criminal that was a big part in the Holocaust. The spies are memorizing his schedule, see what he does when he gets off of the bus. This effects the capture of Eichmann because they figure out that he gets off the bus with only a flashlight to wander back to his house. No streetlights. This makes his capture easier since it can be hidden easier and no one would see.

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"The man showed him a photograph of himself in profile coming off the plane." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.83)

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"The man showed him a photograph of himself in profile coming off the plane." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.83)

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Denotation: A picture.
Connotation: Yaakov Gat thinks his operation was foiled, since he though the Argentine police caught him.
What mood if the author making you feel? Tense.
Why did the author use this word? What did it add to the story? What does it help us understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
They explain how even the simplist of things, like this man holding a picture of him, who has actually a photographer, can foil the entire mission to get Adolf Eichmann out of Argentina.

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Format - "You are guardian angels of justice." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.81)

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Format - "You are guardian angels of justice." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.81)

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Denotation: Guardian angels.
Connotation: A team with this label that are going to try and capture Adolf Eichmann, a head Nazi of the holocaust, and explain they're the emissaries of the Jewish people."
What mood if the author making you feel? It can make you feel hopeful.
Why did the author use this word? What did it add to the story? What does it help us understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
The explain that they can help in capture the head Nazi of the holocaust, and bring justice to the Jewish people.

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“I want to begin by speaking to you from my heart,” (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.81)

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“I want to begin by speaking to you from my heart,” (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.81)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
A metaphor, since there is no like or as.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
It explains that this character is saying what they're going to say from the heart, meaning they mean it and it means something to them.

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"Malkin had broad shoulders like a linebacker and ahead like a bowling ball." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.80)

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"Malkin had broad shoulders like a linebacker and ahead like a bowling ball." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.80)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Simile, because they use like or as.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
This explains the physical form of Malkin, one of the agents hunting down the war criminal Adolf Eichmann.

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10 pages.

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Aharoni, one of the detectives hunting down Eichmann, has a lot of determination to find Eichmann, and proove to the world that Ricardo Klement is indeed Eichmann. I've at one point in my life have been determined to finish someone, either that be school work or a personal task.  Even if that task is difficult and or boring, I still may be determined to finish the task at hand.

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In my new book, The Nazi Hunters, the two investigators, Aharoni and Juan, try to confirm that Klement is Adolf Eichmann. After realizing the man they were tailing was not the correct suspect, Aharoni asks Juan to try and figure out himself is this is Eichmann. Juan goes out and does confirm the identity. I have done this before with some friends, they ask me or I ask them for a favor and we do those favors.

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Denotation: A standard last name
Connotation: The last name of the man in hiding, former Nazi Adolf Eichmann, who was one of the men in the Wansee Conference, and helped a lot in the Holocaust.
What mood if the author making you feel? The mood should be uneasy, since the book is Historical Fiction, and Klement was the real name Eichmann used.
Why did the author use this word? What did it add to the story? What does it help us understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc? It explained that Klement (Ricardo Klement) was the fake name Adolf Eichmann used while he was hiding in Argentina from the Israeli and United States governments.

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"At 5:15 P.M., a dirt-spattered black moped whirred past the Fiat from the direction of the shop." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.57)

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"At 5:15 P.M., a dirt-spattered black moped whirred past the Fiat from the direction of the shop." (The Nazi Hunters. Pg.57)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Personification, because they're giving human attributes to inanimate objects.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
This explains what the moped was doing at that point, and it gives greater detail to what the moped was doing at that point.

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4/29/2022 - 5/16/2022

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5 pages.

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Goal met.

16 pages.

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Kovo, who was the villian in the first 7 Spirit Animals, changed for the better in the last 7. They explain how Kovo changed from evil to good in the next stories. I have also once hated someone, then changed my perspective of them when I learned who they really are. Like in the story, I have also experienced a change of perspective on someone.

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Denotation: A character.
Connotation: The villian of the first 7 stories, and people who the protagonists despise.
What mood if the author making you feel? In the first 7 stories, they made him the definiton of evil. But introducing him back into the story, they made him more human like, and they explain how and why he did what he did in the first 7 stories.
Why did the author use this word? What did it add to the story? What does it help us understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc? Overall, Kovo as a character is now not the villian, they explained that what he did was to protect their world from an even eviler villian. That explains why he did what he did to the protagonists' world.

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"Already Meilin's head felth clearer." (Spirit Animals: Pg.107)

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"Already Meilin's head felth clearer." (Spirit Animals: Pg.107)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
A metaphor, because it does not use like or as.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
It is affective because it explains in greater detail how the character(s) were feeling in that moment. It explains that what just happened affected the character in that way.

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In my book, Spirit Animals, Conor has an infectous parasite that can control his mind. In the middle of my book, he turns and becomes infected. I've personally never had an experience in which one of my friends has every turned on me, like what happened to Conor and his friends in Spirit Animals.

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4/25/2022 - 4/28/2022

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4/1/2022 - 4/22/2022

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Goal met.

29 pages.

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Goal met.

16 pages.

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Goal met (Stay focused entire time).

14 pages.

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In my book, as the main characters arrive to their destination, they get greeted like they're heros and spectacular. Though I've never been greated like a god, I've been greeted well by friends and family. Just like a good welcome.

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Goal met (Stay focused entire time).

12 pages.

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In my book, one of the characters Jinxed an event. He said it was too sunny to rain, and ten minutes later it did. I've accidently jinxed things before. And I've jinxed weather related things, too. Sometimes it was sunny, I said it would be nice all day and yet it turns cloudly the rest of the day.

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18 pages.

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February 11th, 2022 | Read for 40 minutes.

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February 11th, 2022 | Read for 40 minutes.

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14 pages.

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3/14/2022 - 4/1/2022

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2/15/2022 - 3/11/2022

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What theme is seen throughout the story? Support your answer with one piece of evidence. 

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What theme is seen throughout the story? Support your answer with one piece of evidence. 

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The theme of the essay could be Put Yourself In Someone else's Shoes. It states, "He understood only that he didn’t understand and that he would probably never know what it was really like, would probably never understand what had truly happened." (Pg.7) It explains how Terry will never know exactly how his dad felt in the Vietnam War, and he'll never know fully how to help his father cope with it. All he knows is what his father told him, and how brutal the war was.

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In paragraph 2, the author writes that what really bothered Terry was when his father's eyes went away, what do you think this phrase means? 

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In paragraph 2, the author writes that what really bothered Terry was when his father's eyes went away, what do you think this phrase means? 

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This phrase means when his Vietnam syndrome set in. And how he hated seeing it, and it made him feel embarrased. He disliked it when his Vietnam syndrome sets in since he doesn't understand the feeling.

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Why do you think the author started the story by describing Terry's problem? What effect does this have on the reader? 

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Why do you think the author started the story by describing Terry's problem? What effect does this have on the reader? 

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They started with Terry's problem to address the actions he takes in the story. They immeditaley explain his feelings and how his father effects him in the story. It shows the audience that Terry despises when his father's eyes 'go away'.

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No, my dad recently has never embarrased me. But obviously my dad has embarrased me every once in a while. No, it's not from war or anything. Just saying a bad joke or something minor. But I could at the least relate to how my dad has embarrased me every once in a while.

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Denotation: A country.

Connotation: A past memory for Terry's dad, that makes him have awful flashbacks of the war.

What mood if the author making you feel? It made me feel bad for Terry's dad.
Why did the author use this word? What did it add to the story? What does it help us understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc? It explans how his father did not like the Vietnam War, and how it makes him feel uneasy and helpless. It shows how his flashbacks felt like nightmares to him, and he mentioned the fear was too much for Terry.

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"It was as if he had been struck a blow." (Stop The Sun. Pg.4)

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"It was as if he had been struck a blow." (Stop The Sun. Pg.4)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Simile, since they're using like or as.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
They included it to show how the previous commet had effected the character, and how he message was hurtful to them, and it offened them.

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Feburary 10th, 2022 | Read for 40 minutes.

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Feburary 10th, 2022 | Read for 40 minutes.

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Feburary 9th, 2022 | Read for 40 minutes.

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Feburary 9th, 2022 | Read for 40 minutes.

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Format - "But A.D knew Ben needed the company." (Wakonda. Pg.151)

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Format - "But A.D knew Ben needed the company." (Wakonda. Pg.151)

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Denotation: A commercial buisness.
Conotation: People, friends.
What mood if the author making you feel? It makes you feel for Ben, and know he needs the people around him.
Why did the author use this word? What did it add to the story? What does it help us understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc? To illiustrate how Ben feels. And how he needed people. He needs the people around him to make it to the towns for supplies, and it shows he couldn't do it alone.

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"I think you may want to talk to me." (Wakonda. Pg.122)

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"I think you may want to talk to me." (Wakonda. Pg.122)

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Denotation: Conversation, chatting.
Connotation: Importance, negotiation.
What mood if the author making you feel? The author shows the reader that the man wants to talk to Phillip, the tone is set as a confident, positive tone. He knows Phillip needs to hear what he has to say.
Why did the author use this word? What did it add to the story? What does it help us understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc? He used the word to represent how he was going to transfer the information to Phillip.

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Conductor Pettit & Passenger | Page.114 "So you're saying we're trapped?" Asked a passenger. "We need to wait for word from Wellington to decide out next step." The conductor explained."

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Conductor Pettit & Passenger | Page.114 "So you're saying we're trapped?" Asked a passenger. "We need to wait for word from Wellington to decide out next step." The conductor explained."

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Explain what is happening through this dialogue. The train is now trapped, but in order to move they have to ask Wellington.
What does the reader learn of start to understand?
Does it. . .
- Move the plot foward or motivate a character to do something.
- Revealing details or secrets.

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Conductor Pettit & Man | Page #110 "Our situation is cleary more dire than what you initially made it out to be. You need to keep us more informed."

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Conductor Pettit & Man | Page #110 "Our situation is cleary more dire than what you initially made it out to be. You need to keep us more informed."

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Explain what is happening through this dialogue. A man is saying the conductor is keeping news from the rest of the passengers.
What does the reader learn of start to understand?
Does it. . .
- Move the plot foward or motivate a character to do something.
- Revealing details or secrets.

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Feburary 8th, 2022 | Read for 30 minutes.

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Feburary 8th, 2022 | Read for 30 minutes.

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"You were shakin' and sweatin', like a frightened child." (Wakonda. Pg. 86)

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"You were shakin' and sweatin', like a frightened child." (Wakonda. Pg. 86)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Smilie, using like or as.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc? It explains how Ben looked at that moment, and how he looked frightened like a child at that very moment.

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Feburary 7th, 2022 | Read for 50 minutes.

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Feburary 7th, 2022 | Read for 50 minutes.

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"Pain surfaced in the pit of his stomach." (Wakonda. Pg.73)

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"Pain surfaced in the pit of his stomach." (Wakonda. Pg.73)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Personification.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc? It makes his stomach feel more lively, and it makes the pain he is talking about feel like another being.

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"Like Phillip said, this is our destiny and you have that revenge in your heart that can't be beaten." (Wakonda. Pg.72)

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"Like Phillip said, this is our destiny and you have that revenge in your heart that can't be beaten." (Wakonda. Pg.72)

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Heart

Denotation: "a hollow muscular organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system by rhythmic contraction and dilation. In vertebrates there may be up to four chambers (as in humans), with two atria and two ventricles." (From Google)
Connotation: Your morals, feelings, etc.
What mood if the author making you feel? Somber, etc.
Why did the author use this word? What did it add to the story? What does it help us understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc? It expresses Ben's morals for what he is talking about, and how his emotions reflect on his actions.

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In my book, Benjamin doesn't really like the new agent on the train with him. A man named Sergei. But after a while, he enjoys his attitude instead of Phillips. Probably not just me, but after meeting some people or getting to know them I've had different opinions about the person, negative and positive, just like Ben did.

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Feburary 4th, 2022 | Read for 30 minutes.

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Feburary 4th, 2022 | Read for 30 minutes.

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Feburary 2nd, 2022 | Read for 30 minutes.

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Feburary 2nd, 2022 | Read for 30 minutes.

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In the book, Raven hates Brooke because she believes she is the reason her family is now in ruins. When really, she isn't. It's mostly her father's. Personally, I have never really been mad at someone for doing something, even though they were never directly the problem.

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"He felt as high as a kite." (Wakonda. Pg.35)

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"He felt as high as a kite." (Wakonda. Pg.35)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Simile, like or as.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?
It explains how he felt in the situation, and how before, the train that they were on stopped in an unlit 2 mile long tunnel. It explains the character's feelings during this time.

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Format - Phillip & Ben - Pg. 14 "People like me? Let me guess, people like me means people not exactly like you, right?"

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Format - Phillip & Ben - Pg. 14 "People like me? Let me guess, people like me means people not exactly like you, right?"

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Explain what is happening through this dialogue. Ben is explaining to Phillip he knos that Phil doesn't really like people like himself.
What does the reader learn of start to understand? That Phill doesn't like people that don't think the same as him.
Reveals. . .
- Reveal character emotions / thoughts.
- Revealing details or secrets.

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Explain what is happening through this dialogue. Lou is explaining that the painter isn't even from their town.
What does the reader learn of start to understand? Shows how Lou doesn't like the painter painting on their walls.
Does it. . .
- Reveal character emotions / thoughts.

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Mirrors - Wall Painting (War of the Wall)

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Mirrors - Wall Painting (War of the Wall)

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In the book, the characters are saying that the wall in which they've been using since they were children was being painted on by a painter from New York, and in which they do not like. At the end, though, the like the painting. I've also had experiences like that were I did not like a project until it was done.

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Feb 2nd, 2022 - Feb 11th, 2022

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Adding on to my previous mirror, my sibling isn't messy like Hakeem was. Sure, they can be. But not messing my stuff or my families.

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Mirrors - Having a little sibling (Home)

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Mirrors - Having a little sibling (Home)

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I have a little sibling, 3 years younger than me. Even though our relationship is very different from Allena's relationship to Hakeem, I could still get uspset with her from time to time.

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Format - Character names & page # (Include Image Of Dialogue)

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Format - Character names & page # (Include Image Of Dialogue)

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Explain what is happening through this dialogue.
What does the reader learn of start to understand?
Does it. . .
- Reveal character emotions / thoughts.
- Move the plot foward or motivate a character to do something.
- Revealing details or secrets.

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Format - "Sentence from story" (Book title. Pg.#)

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Format - "Sentence from story" (Book title. Pg.#)

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Denotation:
Connotation:
What mood if the author making you feel?
Why did the author use this word? What did it add to the story? What does it help us understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc?

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Format - "Sentence from story" (Book title. Pg.#)

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Format - "Sentence from story" (Book title. Pg.#)

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain.
Why is this affective? Why did the author include this? How does this help you understand the characters, plot, conflict, etc?