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The Shakespeare Stealer by Gary Blackwood

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The Shakespeare Stealer by Gary Blackwood

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The story is set in the 1599 where theater is very popular in England. Actors are placed in groups called troupes, and each troupe treats their other members like family. But girls at the time were not allowed to play in the theater. That's why boys played girls roles such as a boy playing another persons mother. When Julian was found to be a girl named Julia, Widge and Sander were in shock. I predict that Julia will lose all of the respect that she had gained in her many years in the theater disguised as a boy. Even Sander had said "But even harder for Julian. They'll never let her go on performing." I also predict that the friendship between with Sander and Widge will be ruined for Julia because they won't treat her the same after realizing who she really is.

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The Shakespeare Stealer by Gary Blackwood

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5-19, 192-216, 19 minutes

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5-18, 169-192, 14 minutes

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5-17, 151-169, 13 minutes
At the end of chapter 20, Julian who is one of Widge's closest friends turned out to be a girl. Throughout the story both Widge and his other friend Sander always thought Julian was a boy even though they were given many clues to this. This was an Aha moment when both Widge and Sander found out about this when an accident happened. Julian and his/her rival challenged Julian to a dual. When Julian was struck, the mentor was forced to help Julian and doing so found out that Julian was a gear. This might change the friendship between Julian and Widge because now that Widge knows that Julian is a girl, he may not respect her anymore.

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5-15, 124-134, 14 minutes
On page 132, Widge was faced with a very tough question. Towards the beginning of the story, he was tasked with stealing the play of Hamlet from Shakespeare. But to do this, he would have to become a member of a theater troupe. While trying to copying and steal the play, he becomes friends with his other members of the troupe. Soon he comes across a tough question that he will eventually have to answer. He wonders if he should stick to what he was told and steal the play, or be loyal towards his other friends and not steal from them. This makes me wonder what he will do, because in his earlier life he was taught to always follow instructions. But at the same time he is learning friendship and he does not want to betray people who treat him like family.

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5-14, 91-124, 26 minutes

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5-13, 72-91, 24 minutes

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5-12, 52-73, 24 minutes

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5-8, 1-17, 23 minutes
On page 13, there was key dialogue that was very important to the story. When a mysterious man shows up at the main character's doorstep, he tells asks for the owner of the house and he confronts Widge (the main character) and asks him to do something. He says "Write this. I hereby convey to the bearer of this paper the services of my former apprentice, Widge, in consideration of which I have accepted the amount of ten pounds sterling". This dialogue is important because this is what causes Widge to go to a new home and start his new life. This new life is stealing the play from Shakespeare which is what the main problem of the story is.