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The narrator in Bloomabilty in paragraph  21 it said i felt like Miss Average 

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The narrator in Bloomabilty in paragraph  21 it said i felt like Miss Average 

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so it is stellas sister

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In "Bloomability" the narrator is Stella sister because in paragraph 2 it says "I'd think of things my sister Stella had said."

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The narrator is Stella's sister in paragraph 21 it says, "I felt  like Miss Average."

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The narrator is Stella's sister in paragraph 21 it says, "I felt  like Miss Average."

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Daniel Jaxel

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The narrator in "Bloomability" is Stella's sister because in the text it says, "I'd think of things my *sister Stella* said." This shows the narrator is Stella's sister. Evidence that she is a girl is in paragraph 21 where the text says, "I felt like Miss Average." This shows she is a girl because of the 'Miss'.

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The narrator is the main character aka Sally's sister. It says that her sister is Sally and we know she's a girl because she said that she is Miss Average.

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I know that the narrator is she a girl because, she said she felt like Miss Average.

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The narrator in "Bloomability?" is Stella's sister. I know this because in paragraph 21 ,the text states " I felt like Miss Average.'' I also know this because  in paragraph 2 it says '' And sometimes when I was listening, I'd think of things my sister, Stella had said .''

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The narrator in "Bloomability?" is Stella's sister. I know this because in paragraph 21 ,the text states " I felt like Miss Average.'' I also know this because  in paragraph 2 it says '' And sometimes when I was listening, I'd think of things my sister, Stella had said .''

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The story is shown through Stella's Sister's (Dinnie's) eyes. Her POV (point of view) affects the story because if it was told by Guthrie, we wouldn't know about how Dinnie couldn't figure out who she was or how she wants to be different but also wants to be normal. For example, in paragraph 14, the text states "Sometimes I wanted to be the same, because then you'd have friends... but deep down inside my bubble, I wanted to be different." This shows that she wants to be different sometimes but wanted to be average. If Guthrie narrated, we wouldn't know about how Dinnie felt. Another example is in paragraph 20, the text says, "I'd wonder how she came to know what kind of person she was." This means she didn't know who she was and wondered how other people found out. So, to sum it up, Dinnie's POV affects the story because life is seen through her eyes, not anyone else's. Everyone's views are different, noone is the same; therefore, the story will be different depending on who tells it.

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The narrator is Stella's sister, I know this because in the story she talks about her sister Stella and I know that she is her sister because in paragraph 21 is says "I felt like Miss Average".

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Because she can't grow roots because she keeps moving.  According to the text is says, " I felt like Miss average."  She doesn't know how to act.   Also it says, "This wasn't just another new town and this wasn't just another new school everybody here was from different places."

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Because she can't grow roots because she keeps moving.  According to the text is says, " I felt like Miss average."  She doesn't know how to act.   Also it says, "This wasn't just another new town and this wasn't just another new school everybody here was from different places."

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Daniel Jaxel

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If the story was told by someone else then the story wouldn't be about her trying to find who she is. Paragraph 20 states,"And every time she'd say something like this, I'd wonder how she came to know what kind of person she is." This proves that she doesn't know how to figure out what kind of person she is. Paragraph 19 states,"I'd always felt as if I was in some sort of suspension, waiting to see how things worked, waiting I to see who I was and what kind of life I might lead." This proves that she has absolutely no idea who she is.

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In Bloomability, the narrator is Stella sister because in paragraph 2 it says " I'd think of things my sister Stella had said.

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The narrator in "Bloomability" is Stella's sister. I know this because it mentions her sister Stella and in paragraph 21 it states that she is "Miss. Average."

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The point of view affects the way the story is "Bloomibility." It affects the story because it tells how a certain character feels and you get to know their perspective of everything. The narrator feels like she is in suspention and she doesn't know where she stands in the world. Her sister blended in a was normal and wrote a page in all the places they lived. Her sister on the other hand wants to be herself and be slightly diffferent.

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Stella's sister is lost because she is on the fence.  Her sister, Stella is telling her to be "Miss Average" to be like everyone else.  She is is also a little jealous of Lila and  Guthrie because they know who they are and she doesn't.  She feels lost like it say in the text, "I'd felt like I were in some sort of suspension".  So Stella's sister feels lost.

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The point of view affects the way the story is told in "Bloomability," by telling the reader how the character sees the world. A piece of evidence from the story is "What I liked about them is that Guthrie was complete Guthrie through and through, and Lila was Lila through and through." This shows that the narrator was a little jealous of Guthrie and Lila. So that's why I think that the narrator can affect the story.

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the narrator in the Bloomability is Stellas sister because in the text it says that " I felt like Miss Average"

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The narrator of this excerpt is Stella's sister because it say in the text," I'd think of things my SISTER STELLA said." and in paragraph 21, it says, " I felt like MISS average so I know she's a girl.

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The narrator in "Bloomability" is Stella's sister. I can tell this because " I'd think of things my sister Stella had said.Stella had kept a journal".  At one point the mother with "She said "Stella! What a boring way to live. Don't you want to be different from everybody else?" "No I don't "Stella said "I want to be the same"

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Lily is telling the story. Because it says in the text,"He doesn't even say, Move, Lily."

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Lily is the narrator because in the text it says "closes the window screen and sits down again without a word. He doesn't say move Lily.

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Lily is the narrator. I know this because in paragraph 18 it says '' He doesn't say move Lily or anything .''

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Lily is the narrator. I know this because in paragraph 18 it says '' He doesn't say move Lily or anything .''

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.Lily.  Because when Billy went up to the window to throw out the Cicada He doesn't say move Lily or some thing.

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The narator is Lily because it says, "He didn't even say move, Lily or anything."

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The narrator in "Cicada Summer" is Lily because in paragraph 18 it says "And sit down without saying "Move Lily" or anything.

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The narrator is Lily. I know this because in the text it said "He doesn't even say, "Move Lily" or anything." This detail shows that Lily is the narrator.

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The narrator is Lily because in paragraph 18 it says "He doesn't say move Lily or anything." 

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The narrator is Lily because in paragraph 18 it says "He doesn't say move Lily or anything." 

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The narrator from "Cicada Summer" is Lily. Some evidence to support this is " Mrs. Kirk says, " Bobby, would you get rid of it, please?"...... " He doesn't say, "Move Lily," or anything." This proves that Lily is the narrator.

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The point of view affects the story because, had the Narrator been someone other than Lily they would probably talk about different things. For example, Lily says she is "Invisible" because of her silence. If the narrator was someone who did not consider their self invisible the POV would be different because their opinion was different. And if Lily had not been the narrator, we wouldn't know how Lily was feeling, which is affecting the story.

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The narrator is Lily.  I know this because in paragraph 18 when Boddy got rid of the cicada, it says this, "He doesn't say 'Move Lily.'" That is how I know that the narrator is Lily.

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The narrator is Lily because in paragraph 18 it says, "He doesn't say 'move Lily' or anything," and that shows that her name is Lily.

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The narrator in "Cicada Summer," is Lily. I know this because towards the end of the story the text states, "He doesn't say "move, Lily," or anything. He doesn't even notice me standing there."

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Lilly is the narrator because in paragraph 18 the text says, "He doesn't say, 'Move Lily,' or anything." She is referring to Bobby, who grabbed the cicada right in front of her and threw it out the window.

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The point of view affects the way the story "Cicada Summer," is told because if it was told in Rickys, Bobby, or the teachers perspective, The story would have been different because whe would not have known how Lily was feeling. According to the text, "He doesn't notice me because I am invivisible." This means that Lily feels invisible. The text also states, "You can tell anything about a person by looking them in the eye. I don't want anyone to know anything about me so I look away." This means that it is her fault and actions why she was "inviisible." If Lily was talking to people they would knoe more about her. If the story was in a different persepctive, we would have never known this piece of information and how this is actually how Lily is feeling.

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In "Cicada Summer," Lily's POV (point of view) affects the story because you get to hear about how she thinks, how she feels. If the story was told from Bobby's perspective we wouldn't hear about how Lily feels "invisible" or how she thinks Ricky is a dork. In paragraph 19, the text says, "He doesn't notice because I'm invisible." This means she feels like no one sees her and we wouldn't hear about this if the story was Bobby's POV. You can also see that in paragraph 14, the text says, "Ricky Fitzgerald is a dork." This means that she simply thinks he's a dork. Again, we wouldn't know this if Bobby told the story from his perspective. So this means her POV affects the story because it's her personal thoughts and feelings, not anyone else's.

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The point of view affects the way the story is told in "Cicada Summer" because if Lily wouldn't have told the story the story would have been different.  Some evidence to show "He doesn't notice because I'm invisible." This shows that Lily is invisible and that if somebody else told the story that part wouldn't be here because Lily is invisible. Another piece of evidence to support it is "You can tell everything about a person by looking in their eye's I don't want anybody to know anything about me, so I look away. I've been  invisible for 2 years now." If someone else was telling the story nobody would know or tell the reader this part.

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The narrator is Lily. Paragraph 18 states,"He doesn't say, move Lily or anything. He doesn't even notice me standing there." First it says Lily stating the name. Then it says me as in i'm Lily.

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The narrator in "Cicada Summer" is Lily because it states in paragragh 18 " He tosses the insect outside, closes the window screen, and sits down without saying move Lily or anything it's like i'm invisible." That's why I think Lily is the narrator of Cicada Summer.

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The Narrator is Lily to prove this, in paragraph 18 it states, "He doesn't say "move Lily" or anything. This proves the narrator is Lily

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In both stories both narrator felt sad because in Excerpt from "Bloomability" on paragraph 19 it says that "I'd always felt as if I was in sort of suspension. And in Excerpt From Cicada Summer on paragraph 18-19 it states that "He tossed the insect outside, close the window screen, and sit down again without a word. He doesn't say, "Move Lily," or anything. He doesn't even notice me standing there. He doesn't notice because i'm invisible.

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1. they are the same because they are both have problems  lily doesn't talk to anyone because she doesn't want anyone to know her and in the text it even says Bobby Bowes gets up from hes desk and walks right in front of me he grabs the cicada and in one hand and opens the screen window with the other hand he tosses the insect out and closes the window and sits down without saying a word to   to me stella sister keeps moving all the time so she doesn't know who it is she says in the text "she feels like miss average"

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The narrator affects the story because if it were told by Rose Miner it would take a cheater point of view, to prove this in paragraph 9 it states in the back row, where the hopeless cases sit- where there's a desk with my name on it- Rose Miner is cheating off of Tommy Burkette." Another way to prove that the point of view would change would be if the the story was told by Judy Thomas. It would have a mood where it seems like Judy Thomas is the best, to prove this is in paragraph 8 it states, "When Mrs. Kirk says the next word, Judy will spell it as fast as she can in her perfect handwriting, then she'll look around to see if she finished first." This shows that the point of view would change if it were told by a different character.

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The narrator in Bloomability does not think much of herself. She thinks she is not important and that another person is more important than her because it says, "Lila and Guthrie" sometimes which means she just wants to talk about someone else. The narrator in Cicada summer feels like she is invisible and she is not looked at or talked to. I know this because in the text it says, "He doesn't even say move, Lily or anything."

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In "Excerpt From Bloomability" Stella sister still have friend like Guthrie, and Lila, like in paragraph 15 it says that Guthrie was Guthrie through and through, and Lila was through and through. But in "Excerpt From Cicada Summer" Lily have no friend in paragraph 20-22 it states that " My silence and the trick I do with my eyes where I never look at anybody in the face. You can tell everything about a person by looking in their eyes. I don't want anybody to know anything about me, so I look away. I've been invisible for 2 years now.

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The points of view are different in "Bloomability" and "Cicada Summer." In "Bloomability" Stella sister has friends. According to the text, "Gutherine was different and he was interesting, and so was Lila." Lily in "Cicada Summer." tried her best to be "invisible," and didn't even try to make friends. According to the text, "You can tell everything about a person by looking in their eyes, I don't want anybody to know anything about me, so I look away." This presents how Lily doesn't even try to socialize with anyone.

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Lily and Dinnie's POV's are different. Although they may have some similarities. Dinnie is friends with Lila and Guthrie, but in Cicada Summer  feels "invisible", meaning she feels alone. Dinnie didn't bring her issues on herself, but Lily's "invisibility" issue was brought on herself. For example, in Bloomability, the text states, ".. But inside, deep inside my bubble, I also wanted to be different." This means she didn't want to be average, while on the other hand, Lily purposely became "invisible." For example, in Cicada Summer, the text says, "I don't want anyone to know anything about me, so I look away." This means she doesn't want to let people know anything about her, making it hard to be friends with her. So, in conclusion, the two are different because Dinnie didn't want to be average, but Lily wanted to be invisible.