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Cc -“ Congratulations, Ally.” Ally didn’t think she was going to win the poetry contest she was really surprised. The character surprised because she never thought she would win

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Ally was surprised that she won the poem contest, and then she thinks it was a pity award and it was.  Page 134

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Ally realized that the rearward was not a poetry is was a pity award

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Ally didn’t expect that the poetry award would o to her.
The author states,” Congratulations, Ally, Mr.Daniels says.
Ally is surprised because she thinks she isn’t good at writing.

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I think the contrast and contradiction is when Ally won and she was shocked and unhappy at first.Later she became happier. I think she did that because She did not expect to win and when she did she was shocked.

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TQ- Pg. 134 She is wondering if she has really won an award.

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Ally says,”Have I really won an award?” This is a tough question, because she doesn’t believe that she got an award.

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Ally has never won anything it is a contrast that she finally won something.

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Tyler Smith  133

Did Ally win a prize?

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Ally was surprised that she won the poem contest pg 134

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Isaiah Little 133 Ally was surprised/wondering why  she won and was asking herself if she really won

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Kahlen heron 134

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Ally had an aha moment when she realized it wasn’t a poetry award it was a pity award this will change things because she might not except the prize  136

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Page 134 Ally couldn’t believe she couldn’t won the award she asked herself if she actually won.

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Hunter Hilton she keeps getting the tests right

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When Keisha gives her a pep talk. She tells her that she’s not different and that just because she’s not the best different.

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Madelyn Hale

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Bennett sterner

Ally realized that is was not a poetry award it was a pity party
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Keisha is helping ally get her confidence back

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“And then the whole thing hits me. I finally got it.”

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Keisha explains to Ally that it doesn’t matter that she’s not the best speller.
The author states ,” So what your not the best speller”