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I think Lisa is being unfair to Lisa at the beginning of the the story because she didn't give her a chance. In paragraph 2 the author wrote "No thank you, I remember thinking. She and I obviously had nothing in common."

In paragraph 4 the author wrote "Mom! I exclaimed. How could you do that?" Also "She's probably never been to an roller-skating rink in her life.

In paragraph 6 the author wrote

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She was being unfair because the author wrote " she was struggling with friends.

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In the first paragraph the author wrote" that sense Kimberly came from a city therefore snobby.

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Yes she is being unfair. In paragraph 1&4 the author wrote that she say that they just moved from a big city and therefore very snobby. The author wrote "did u see her , she's a city girl and we are not gonna have anything in common".😒😒😒😒😒😒👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽

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I think she was being unfair because in paragraph 1 and 2 the author wrote"Kimberly moved from a big city therefore likely snobby. She wore her shiny blonde hair in a ponytail and was dressed in a pale yellow shirtand  short set that perfectly matched the collar of her hair.she wore bangle bracelets on her wrists and bright white sandals". That is my answer no one Copy my answer.

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Yes, I think Lisa is being unfair to Kimberly because In paragraph 1 and 4 the author wrote "No one around knew anything about them other than that they just moved here from a big city and were therefore likely very snobby." And in paragraph 4 the author wrote "How could you do that? Did you see her? She's a city girl. And that is what I think Mrs. Hayes thank you for reading it mrs. Hayes hope you enjoy.

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She is not being fair because Kimberly just move to the new from a big city so she can not judge Kimberly and she became best of friends and went ice skating and found out they do have things in common

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Yes i think that she is being unfair because in the paragraph 4 the author wrote "we're not going to have anything in common.she's probably never been to a roller skating rink in her life."

In the paragraph 1 the author wrote "Lisa though that Kemble was very snobby."

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I think Lisa is gauging Kimberly because she is a city girl.

In paragraph 4, the author wrote" "mom" I exclaimed. " how could you do that? Did you see her? She's a city girl. We're not going to have anything in common. She's probably never been to a roller-skating rink in her life."

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I think she was unfair because in passages 1, 2 and 4 the author wrote "No thank you, I remember thinking .She and I obviously had nothing in common". In passage 4 the author wrote "we're not going to have anything in common. She's probably never been to a roller skating rink in her life". In passage 1 the author wrote "no one around knew anything about them other than that they just moved from a big city and were therefore likely very snobby".

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In the 2 paragraph, the author wrote " that it's said that No thank you , I remember thinking. She and I obviously had nothing in common.

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In the 4 paragraph the author wrote" she was being unfair because" she was judging" how she dressed up acting like she don't know her " and think she don't like skating " before. And think she don't like her.

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Yes I do think that Lisa is being unfair because she was judging Kimberly before she even New her and she call Kimberly very sobby.

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I think Lisa was being unfair at the beginning, in the second and fourth paragraphs.

In the fourth paragraph she was being rude.
In the fourth paragraph the author wrote "How could you do that! Did you see her? She's a city girl."

In the second paragraph Lisa was judging Kimberly on how she looked.
In the second paragraph the author wrote"she wore her shiny blonde hair hair in a pony tail and was dressed in a pale yellow shirt-and- short set that perfectly matched the color of her hair."