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What is a piece of textual evidence that reveals a conflict in 'Sedna'?  Is it internal or external?

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Find a textual evidence of symbolism in ‘Sedna’.  What does the symbol represent?

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What is something that you think the the author of 'Sedna' would agree with?

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How does Sedna’s father change his attitude about her?  Why do you think?

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Which line from 'Sedna' best reveals the climax (biggest moment) in the plot?

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What does the word 'placate' mean? What context clues help you understand?

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How do the stop n jots help you?

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How does numbering paragraphs help you?

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What do you think about mythology?

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What character traits do Sedna and her father have other than the ones in the literary analysis? What theme could be learned from their experience?

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Brooke Whitmore

I believe that Sedna's father is greedy and he is only using her for food, because he is starving. The author would also believe that Sedna is overconfident with her beauty, that she will only marry the most perfect men. She is also very arrogant and selfish, because she will not marry a hunter if he is not perfect. Even though he might have food that can help her and her father!

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Sedna's father originally betrays her by forcing her to be with someone she wasn't interested in being with. Later, he begins to feel bad for how he treated her. Hence, he sent out to find and help her. But in the end, when it came down to a life or death situation, he threw her under and put himself first. Thus, changing his attitude toward Sedna. -savannah m

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what I think about mothlgy is that it can teach me about stuff about the goddess in the ancient times.

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baby penguin = Sedna other penguin = father

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question 3: her father was a bully because.. (Valentin and Seraphina)

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question 3: her father was a bully because.. (Valentin and Seraphina)

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YEET!

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question 3 her father was being a bully because...

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question 3 her father was being a bully because...

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The reason is why he cut her fingers with his knife. Seraphina and Valentin

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The author can agree that the father doesn't care about his daughter and he is just using her to get food. Aubrey S

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What I think about mythology is that it's nice how it can teach you about the ancient times and about the goddess's of the earth like it can teach you about the ocean, lightning, and earth so I think that mythology can be something to learn about. - Jace Abundo

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that it is interesting and true.

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stop and jots help me understand the assignment more.

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numbering paragraphs help me to find evidence easy-er

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the reason it helps me is that it tells me where the detail is about on every question. So it helps me answer the questions. jaylen/brylan

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I would say that the father would be disrespectful and greedy since he had cut Sedna's fingers off, this is because on paragraph 7-8, it says " 'If you want your wife, here, take her!'... But now her father was too terrified to think. He was sure she would sink them both, so he slashed off her fingers with his knife." This shows us how greedy and disrespectful he was for cutting his own daughters fingers off.

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I believe the most tense point of the story was when Sedna got pulled under the water. It looked like a situation where she would die, but she didn't. Her anger kept her alive. this created a tense situation, which is why I believe why it is the climax. -Jacob R