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(ง'̀-'́)ง ♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ

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We started saving again, but Lori felt too defeated to paint much… (229)

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“I’ll never get out of here,” Lori kept saying. “I’ll never get out of here”

“You will,” I said. “I swear it.” I believed she would because I knew that if Lori never got out of Welch, neither would I." (229)

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Miss Bivens told me that as far as she could remember, I was the only seventh grader who’d ever worked for The Wave.  (203)

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“We started saving again, but Lori felt too defeated to paint much…” (229)

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“We started saving again, but Lori felt too defeated to paint much…” (229)

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Joshua Clifford

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"I was afraid that Mr. Becker wouldn’t give me the job if he knew I was thirteen, so I told him I was seventeen." (215)

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I made money babysitting and doing other kids homework. I did book reports, science essays, and math. I charged a dollar per assignment and guaranteed at least an A- or the customer was entitled to a full refund. After school, I babysat for a dollar an hour and could usually do homework then. I also tutored kids for two dollars an hour. (224)

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I made money babysitting and doing other kids homework. I did book reports, science essays, and math. I charged a dollar per assignment and guaranteed at least an A- or the customer was entitled to a full refund. After school, I babysat for a dollar an hour and could usually do homework then. I also tutored kids for two dollars an hour. (224)

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I suggested that maybe this once, Mom should let Dad off the hook about going to mass. (114)

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I began going to just about every extracurricular event at school and the kids who shunned me before now accepted me and even sought me out, posing and clowning in hopes of getting their picture in the paper. (231)

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We were able to put the fire out, but only by knocking down the tree, smashing most of the ornaments, and ruining all our presents. Dad sat on the sofa the whole time, laughing and telling Mom that he was doing her a favor because trees were pagan symbols of worship. (115)

Dad sat on the sofa the whole time, laughing and telling Mom that he was doing her a favor”(115). It shows diction because while they're putting out the fire his watching them and “laughing”.

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We started saving again, but Lori felt too defeated to paint much… (229)

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I'd seen a help wanted sign in the window of a jewelry store

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I’d seen a help-wanted sign in the window of a jewelry store on McDowell street called Becker’s Jewel Box. I put on a lot of makeup, my best dress...Then I walked around the mountain to apply for the job. (214)

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Miss Bivens told me that as far as she could remember, I was the only seventh grader who’d ever worked for The Wave.  (203)

She was the ¨only¨ seventh grader who worked for the wave. This is her writing for the paper making  her a better writer.

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I made money babysitting and doing other kids homework. I did book reports, science essays, and math. I charged a dollar per assignment and guaranteed at least an A- or the customer was entitled to a full refund. After school, I babysat for a dollar an hour and could usually do homework then. I also tutored kids for two dollars an hour. (224)

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Maybe I should move to New York City right now and graduate from high school there. Then I’de be considered in-state. (236)If I came along and helped look after her two toddlers, she said she’d pay me two hundred dollars at the end of the summer and buy me a ticket back to Welch. I thought about her offer. “Take Lori instead of me. And at the end of the summer, buy her a bus ticket to New York City.” (230)

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Maybe I should move to New York City right now and graduate from high school there. Then I’de be considered in-state. (236)If I came along and helped look after her two toddlers, she said she’d pay me two hundred dollars at the end of the summer and buy me a ticket back to Welch. I thought about her offer. “Take Lori instead of me. And at the end of the summer, buy her a bus ticket to New York City.” (230)

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"Only a handful of students wanted to work for The Wave, and I ended up writing so many of the articles that I abolished bylines; it looked a little ridiculous having my name appear four times on the front page.(232)" (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ

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I made money babysitting and doing other kids homework. I did book reports, science essays, and math. I charged a dollar per assignment and guaranteed at least an A- or the customer was entitled to a full refund. After school, I babysat for a dollar an hour and could usually do homework then. I also tutored kids for two dollars an hour. (224)

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Maybe I should move to New York City right now and graduate from high school there. Then I’de be considered in-state. (236) she over came adversity by keeping her hope so one day get to new York.

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“I’ll never get out of here,” Lori kept saying. “I’ll never get out of here”

“You will,” I said. “I swear it.” I believed she would because I knew that if Lori never got out of Welch, neither would I. (229)

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Miss Bivens told me that as far as she could remember, I was the only seventh grader who’d ever worked for The Wave.  (203)

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I made money babysitting and doing other kids homework. I did book reports, science essays, and math. I charged a dollar per assignment and guaranteed at least an A- or the customer was entitled to a full refund. After school, I babysat for a dollar an hour and could usually do homework then. I also tutored kids for two dollars an hour. (224)

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"I’d take the Wave galleys and sit at one of the desks, my back firm, a pencil behind my ear, studying the pages for typos. The years I’d spent helping mom check her spelling on her students’ homework had given me lots of practice for this line of work. (204)". This regards overcoming adversity because she stated in the story that she “was the only seventh grader who’d ever worked for The Wave (203)”. This proves that Jeanette is individualistic because she didn’t care if she was joined by others because she was doing what she wanted solo anyway.

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I was afraid that Mr. Becker wouldn’t give me the job if he knew I was thirteen, so I told him I was seventeen. (215)

Jeanette lied to Mr. Becker about her age because she wanted to be hired to make money for her escape fund. The word choice of “I was thirteen, so I told him I was seventeen” shows that Jeanette is willing to deceive people to make money.

Jeanette is deceitful because she needs to make money for her escape fund. So she lied to Mr. Becker about her age because she was afraid he wouldn't hire her. This shows Jeanette was determined, deceitful, and ambitious.

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“That night Lori and I lay in our rope beds and discussed New York City”. (222)

She is being honest of how her life is and how she’s living. Walls uses the selection of detail, sharing with the reader the level of poverty she is in.
Honesty is a great quality that allows Walls to be successful as a writer.

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I made money babysitting and doing other kids homework. I did book reports, science essays, and math. I charged a dollar per assignment and guaranteed at least an A- or the customer was entitled to a full refund. After school, I babysat for a dollar an hour and could usually do homework then. I also tutored kids for two dollars an hour. (224) 

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I made money babysitting and doing other kids homework. I did book reports, science essays, and math. I charged a dollar per assignment and guaranteed at least an A- or the customer was entitled to a full refund. After school, I babysat for a dollar an hour and could usually do homework then. I also tutored kids for two dollars an hour. (224) 

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Quinn Hargrave

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“I’ll never get out of here,” Lori kept saying. “I’ll never get out of here”

“You will,” I said. “I swear it.” I believed she would because I knew that if Lori never got out of Welch, neither would I. (229)

This quote shows Jeannette’s hope. She has hope and faith in her sister that she will be successful and be able to bring yourself out of her adversities. She is confident and optimistic in knowing the plan that she and her sister have set.
Shiann Battieste

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