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in chapter 1 We meet violet , M other , Father ,Chloe ,and , Stephen . Then story is set In 1920 during WWW1 , and women cannot vote yet. violet finds the letters from Chloe her older sister, that were hidden from her Mother.Chloe , was sent away to New York.

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Violet runs and sees a lot of trains she almost got ran over my she sees this girl about her age they soon became friends then Myrtle was working somewhere and Violet told her about Chloe so they teamed up to find her the talked to a man Violet thought the man had looked weird so they quickly ran out the they went to look More and more

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" Chapter Four" is a song by American heavy metal band Avenged Sevenfold. The song was released as a double A-side single with " Eternal Rest" from their second album, Waking the Fallen, where it also appears as track three.

The lyrics of "Chapter Four" are about the story of Cain and Abel. An early demo of the song was featured on the reissue of Waking the Fallen.

In 2014, the band released a music video for "Chapter Four" to promote the release of " Waking The Fallen: Resurrected". The video features clips of the band playing live, shot entirely in black and white. Footage from the same show was also used to film a music video for Unholy Confessions a decade prior. The video was directed by Rafa Alcantara.

"Chapter Four" was used in video games, such as Ea Sports' Madden NFL 2004, NASCAR Thunder 2004, and NHL 2004.

"Chapter Four" is regarded as one of the best songs from the band's early days. In 2020, Louder Sound and ranked the song at number thirteen and number fifteen, respectively, on their lists of the 20 greatest Avenged Sevenfold songs.

Credits are adapted from the album's liner notes.

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Tom Baker - mastering engineer

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia " Chapter Four" is a song by American heavy metal band Avenged Sevenfold. The song was released as a double A-side single with " Eternal Rest" from their second album, Waking the Fallen , where it also appears as track three.

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Violet ran away to go to New York to meet her sister Chloe so she got on a Bus.In then violet meet a lady name Mrs RenWick and she was wearing a sweeping black bombazinez she sat there for a while she balanced her hat tightly her nose facing Violet she said her name and Violet said nice to meet you too but lied and the Mrs. Renwick say a

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Hope Chest, The (2010) by Schwabach, Karen - Booksource

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History of New York City (1898–1945) -   Wikipedia

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The theme of chapter 3 is meeting Myrtle so Violet got of the train she quickly asks a policeman where she should go he looks down at her and asked where her parents are she says um my sister is here she coming he says thn ewe can wait she then doesn't know what to do so she acts like she sees her and says I see her she runs up the stair and acts again but she acts like she is standing with her sis she sooner and escapes .

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History of New York City (1898–1945) - Wikipedia

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During the years of 1898–1945, New York City consolidated. New York City became the capital of national communications, trade, and finance, and of popular culture and high culture. More than one-fourth of the 300 largest corporations in 1920 were headquartered there.[1]

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chapter 6 it all  comes down to Tennessee 

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chapter 6 it all  comes down to Tennessee 

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Soon they went to a house of Myrtle old house and they asked to come in a lady opens the door and is about to closes it Violet says my sister is Chloe she opens it back up and they asks to come in knowing its rude to ask to come in she lets them in and tells them to wait she gets the person they want the talk the lady say don't you two need a bath violets say yes Myrtle say no they say at the same time the lady gives them somethings she tells them to go in a room she picked for then Violet cud not sleep and turned to Myrtle but she was asleep[.

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Soon Violet and Myrtle went to another place Myrtle old house and myrtle showed violet her old wash room then some lady's were there to and then Myrtle turned it oh to show violet it all coming down on Myrtle water then they went on to find a way somewhere else to get to her older sister Chloe they walked or ran.

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Then next morning Myrtle and Violet came downstairs and saw Mr. Martin and Mrs. Dexter she said good morning to Violet and Myrtle then Mr. Martin says good morning too Mr. Martin asked them he asks about there parents Myrtle says I don't have any he turns to Violet she tells him were she came from and that she left her parents he says now your parents must he say we must write to them to let them she panics not knowing what to do they go to write the letter and give it to the man at the desk he says I'll pay she say no i'll pay he say no i'm paying I brought it up she puts the money on the desk they leave and head for the train they see the guy at the train and say its more money if there over 8 Myrtle says I'm 8 but Violet stands there the man say oh okay Mr. Martin then pays they get on the train .

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First Myrtle has a bundle tucked under one arm its to look good back then she quickly thought she knew he had died soon men thought she didn't know her father may struggled to open to door the door open as she stumbled back she ran into the white people train and the guy grabbed her arm and said your not on this side she said I'm going to the color side sir he let her go the door would not open the door a man who was white had just ignored her to him she wasn't there when she got there the sets looked weird now no one would look at her she meets an old lady the old lady patted the set next to her she sat there there were paper cord racks the guy looked at the old lady he asked for her ticket he punched a hole in it and gave it back to the lady Myrtle told the lady her name the lady told Myrtle hers then they talked about sold and stuff Myrtle asked the lady a question the lady answered the lady says I had there kids but I still now the two of them the lady says you don't know much Myrtle says yes ma am to the lady says I think you must be the most stubborn person I've ever meet.

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A perfect Common Core tie-in, The Hope Chest includes backmatter with period photographs, historical notes about the suffrage movement, and a Voting in America timeline. It's also a New York State Curriculum title for fourth grade.Eleven-year-old Violet has one goal in mind when she runs away fro...

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They did somethings and Violet was looking for Mr. Martin because two men where looking for him she hurried to find him but he was running from the police so then she got stopped by a man he say hey hey where do you think your going she founded him and told him he handed her the drink and he jumped out the door she screamed no she keep doing it then someone grabbed her say do you know where a man is with some fingers that where lost and he has one eye she faked it and said no I have not minutes later a lady say I cant fight for justice and a lady told Violet it was Mrs.Dexter then they went to sleep Violet got hit in the head and leg she then just didn't fall asleep the end .

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A perfect Common Core tie-in, The Hope Chest includes backmatter with period photographs, historical notes about the suffrage movement, and a Voting in America timeline. It's also a New York State Curriculum title for fourth grade.Eleven-year-old Violet has one goal in mind when she runs away fro...

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Mrs. Dexter says to Violet do you realize children born in 1920 will never know war it was morning and a car changed train it the great war outside a news boy gave out newspapers to people Violet asked for some food to give to Myrtle because they were in different and a lady was face was red the lady was pregnant she was on the way to her son he was coming back from somewhere the lady said she had his uniform with her Violet asked to help and she did the soon started talking to each other the lady was on here way to a platform in the bag there were clothes the lady said ow. Violet looked worried for her the lady said I'm okay Violet looked concerned for the lady Violet said are you going to be alright the lady say yes child I will the Violet had to go the train was about to leave so she hurried back to the train soon they got back to Nashville a big group of women that had flowers in there hands then they headed to were they were going the end.

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They first started talking about a key room 907 Violet had never been in an elevator before . It was packed up and it stopped at every floor . A teenage boy in a white uniform worked the controls and then every time they left a floor Violet's stomach lurched unpleasantly .on the eighth floor ,several men got on who reeked of whiskey, a smell like Violet recognized from back when father used to have it when alcohol was still legal. Going down one of the men asked tipsily. Going up sir said the elevator boy . It okay

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First Violet woke up stiffly and Chloe was still asleep. Violet saw and then there was a lady walking around the room. Violet got up and changed and was thinking to go back to the train to find Myrtle but then the lady stopped her and said to eat first. she did but there were no spoons at all so she had to use her hands to eat while the lady talked to her. Soon she had got done and then the lady kept talking then Violet said I was about to head to the train to find someone but the lady didn't hear her . She keep talking to her then Violet just went to go find Myrtle .she saw some people and she looked because they reminded her of a friend she met. The little one started crying and hold onto the older ones arm the both stared . Violet started a friend said people like them cud be dangerous Violet ran the older one yelled out and said Violet she stop to look back at them turns out it was Mr. Martin and Myrtle . Came down to greet them then Chloe came down still looking tired she as she looked at Mr.Martin.She then starts to talk to him. She didn't seem pleased to see him or why he was around Violet . She talked about why he let her leave he say he didn't . Mr. Martin then says she crash in . Violet didn't quit get it but just stud there looking at the two of them. the then desk clerk said do I need to call someone Mr. Martin

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One hotel in Nashville that would take in a white man .Then Myrtle realized this way sooner than Mr. Martin did. she tried to tell him , but he just got more and more irritable.They couldn't even find a place to eat.Then the first drugstore,then went in to sit down at the counter.Then boy at the counter didn't even speak at all.He then simply called to the druggist in the back telephone the police.Myrtle didn't have much trouble getting Mr. Martin out of here.At the next place the boy behind

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Mr. Martin hadn't said anything about how long there were staying in dead Horse ALLEY or where they were going afterward. Myrtle supposed that like everyone else they were waiting. They had been there for two days.Then Mrs. Ready had told them that no one was sure when the legislature would vote. Myrtle didn't know what they would do after the legislature voted. She had no plans . She didn't want to go back to the girls training institute and she didn't want to stay in Tennessee but she wasn't really sure what other choices she had. None it seemed like . Myrtle would have liked to have gone and found Violet .It would be fun to explore with her. She had seen enough of Tennessee by now to know that was impossible. to then she keep worrying about it.

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They talked about Violet worried about Myrtle and Myrtle worried about Violet. Then Violet wanted to find Myrtle . Next she saw Mr. Martin so she new Myrtle was somewhere in there . Then she looked and found her and they talked everyone look because she was the only one who was black so she ignored them then Mr. Martin took her hand and led her out of there she then said by to Violet and Violet Waved to her sadly . Later on then Chloe was dancing with a man the Violet started dancing too. Then she looked for someone to dance with and talk too many people where talking there with friends and family having a good night soon after the party ended and Violet and Chloe were still dancing it seemed and she went to her room where her roommate was and she had always thought wired things of her then next day she woke up. Then her roommate doing things like doing her hair and everything like that. Then they started eating in the morning the end.. .

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In the first part Violet and Myrtle had some snakes . Later then Myrtle and Violet And also Chloe Was going to teach them how to drive so then Violet went first she was so confused because there was so much to control and she then started doing it right and she did good . Then soon after it was Myrtles turn so she start to get the hang of it like Violet did while Violet was with Mr. Martin who was on a tree near by with the newspaper in his hand . Violet then joined him . Soon Violet and Myrtle went in to the river near by the little fish nibbled on there feet . They then started to talk with each other soon after they left. Then she started to talk to Chloe about the Antis and sufs too .They didn't see anyone who had a red rose or yellow rose so then Violet took hers of. Later then Violet wanted to know why Myrtle didn't tell her about where she was living Myrtle then said dead horse alley Violet the said in Washington Myrtle said no .then Chloe and Violet where in the hope chest then they had to find somewhere to park so the they did. Then they got out and looked around at many people . They then had a lot of walking to do . SO then they talked and walked someone said there last name . Then they said wheres your car. Then Mrs.Martin and Myrtle where sit down eat tun fish and some men busted in the door and pointed there guns at Mrs. Martin he then had his hands above his head. The men started questioning him and he told the he's not Arpadfi . soon he got arrested and the lady that Myrtle was staying with was like finally hes gone Myrtle was thinking did she turn him in the end..

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first it say why did they run away. Chloe and Myrtle where going somewhere and Violet thought of driving the hope chest so she did . She soon got on and drove it and at first it was very slow. Then it got a little bit crazy so she gave it gas a few times but I just went faster so she kept doing things so a lady called out to get the spark I think. So then Violet did that. Soon after that Violet met a man and they both talked to each other . Later she was worrying about Chloe and Myrtle . Then Violet when to eat and she talked with a lady about Myrtle and Mr. Martin and Chloe she thought they all were arrested so then they kept talking about them. Violet and the lady start sipping on the juice and stuff and they also talked about the vote and stuff other than that . The lady was going to talk but she didn't she shut her mouth fast . They soon kept talking about serious things very serious . Soon they both came to a end but Violet Didn't find Myrtle Chloe the end.