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Almost immediately we meet the teacher of this class. She's obviously not doing her job very well if she lets one of her students get shoved into a closet against their will.

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In the beginning, we meet a nine-year-old girl named Margot, who is our protagnoist. Margot was born on Earth, and unlike most of the other kids, she remembers her time spent there.

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Margot talks about how she remembers seeing the sun from Earth, but none of the other kids believe her.

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On their planet, Venus, it has been cold, dark, and raining ever since they could remember. Hearing Margot's story made them jealous, and they didn't believe it was real.

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In this story, Margot, the main character, is at school with a bunch of her classmates. These kids allowed for William to start pushing Margot into the closet, because they thought she was lying about the sun.

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Very quickly into this story we meet one of Margot's classmates, William. He is the one who started to push Margot into the closet.

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William shoved Margot into the closet after hearing her talk about how the sun was supposed to come out today, for the first time in seven years.

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I picked this short story because I felt very empathetic for poor Margot. Her intentions were very wholesome and true, and all she wanted to do was share her excitement for being able to see the sun for the first time in seven years. It made me so upset to see that she was shoved in the closet by The Boy, and of course I have to do her some justice by making a fancy Padlet for her. I think that this story is really good for children to read, as it teaches a very important life lesson: treat others how you'd like to be treated. This story was really good, and I'm sure many people could also sympathize with Margot.