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bye Mrs.Rutigliano have a great day

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”She herself took what she called a break. She only needed to complete a couple more classes to graduate, and she would, she told me. She would get her BA if it killed her, she said, and we laughed and then looked at each other darkly. She’d do the work from her bed.(20)”
------Wild by Cheryl Strayed

Although her mom was sick and seen as more weak and different than others, she still persevered and graduated from college therefore taking a new challenge as well as accomplishing a new task and looking at her life with a different perspective of ‘you only live once’.

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Traumatic events can cause major changes in people's lives, good or bad, and this can affect who they become and whether they positive or negative self identity.

“He showed us how to aim and fire his pistol, how to shoot mom’s bow and arrows, and how to throw a knife by the blade so that it landed in the middle of the target satisfying thwock.” Because of their father being so violent and militant, Jeannette and her siblings learned how to defend themselves. This promotes self confidence and early development, showing maturity.

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“I’m not sure my past will ever let go of me, and I know I wouldn’t really want that because it is the foundation of who I am now, metaphorically speaking, roots to a plant. It’s good to know, however, that there is a moment where I get to decide when to stay rooted and when to surpass my previous experiences and attempt to make new, better memories.” Relates to Malaya's speech. Connected to Danielle and Sami's point of pushing through traumatic events .

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To 🤬 a Mockingbird- Before he went inside the house, he stopped in front of Boo Radley. “Thank you for my children, Arthur,” he said.
2nd EQ
I was on fire. It was my earliest memory.
1st EQ

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“I finally understood what my grandmother meant. If I wasn’t comfortable with myself, I would never be comfortable.” Persepolis

Never give up control. You're special; you deserve better.”

psychologytoday.com

“Listen. I don’t like to preach, but here’s some advice. You’ll meet a lot of jerks in life. If they hurt you, remember it’s because they’re stupid. Don’t react to their cruelty. There’s nothing worse than bitterness and revenge. Keep your dignity and be true to yourself.”

persepolis

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“The doctors said I was lucky to be alive. They took patches of skin from my upper thigh and put them over the most badly burned parts of my stomach, ribs, and chest.

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American Born Chinese, "Your're in America, speak English."

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“In life you'll meet a lot of jerks. If they hurt you, tell yourself that it's because they're stupid. That will help keep you from reacting to their cruelty. Because there is nothing worse than bitterness and vengeance... Always keep your dignity and be true to yourself.” - Persepolis

“We were scared, but our fear was not as strong as our courage.” - Malala

“I told myself, Malala, you have already faced death. This is your second life. Don't be afraid — if you are afraid, you can't move forward.”- Malala

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“I’d inch closer and closer, feeling the heat against my face until i got so near it became unbearable, and then i’d back away just enough to be able to stand it.” Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls. This shows an example of how the traumatic event of Jeannette catching on fire caused her to be fascinated and obsessive with fire, and search and seek it out, which may cause problems later on in the book. This is shown again when the text, “Instead i became fascinated with it.” shows.

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“Like a lot of kids, I learned how to lie about how I felt. Secretly hating people was better than getting lectured.” PG 81 Lynda Berry. Relates to the hate evidence that Jack is using.

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100 demons by Lynda Barry “Hating the sin but not the sinner” page 80

My Individual Claim: People turn in to the person they want to please unless they are strong enough to overcome and become an individual.

https://www.entrepreneur.com/slideshow/299719#3
“Don’t let your emotions get the best of you or allow yourself to be consumed by their antics. Remember that you don’t need to respond to their chaos.”

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for essential question two in "The Color Of Water"
“But as a kid, I preferred the black side, and often wished that Mommy had sent me to black schools like my friends”
Commentary: Society is classifying and segregating whites an blacks and in the text it is showing how one would trade sides or wish to be on a certain side and that would be the positive because she looks at everyone as the same

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“She was the first person to explain the difference between the kind of hate that has destructive intent and the kind that’s a response to something destructive”(Barry 84).

“In the exposing light of day, how many of our dark truths would cause us to feel an agony we could not endure? Even the most inexperienced vampires know they must avoid the sun at all costs”(Barry 95).

“I started thinking about my old neighbor. I don't think she had a body in her attic but there was something she was trying to spray away. She saw smelly demons everywhere”(Barry 58). Shows everybody does something for a reason and also shows everybody has their own evils that they can't escape.

“For every attempt everyone makes at self-correction, we will fall short. But it helps, as skiing teaches, to try—to apply the will not just to this task but to the whole project, to facing the fear and letting go”(Psychology today).

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In 100 demons lynda barry talks about hate and states how she hates people but then she makes up with them. while the people around her tell her that "hate" is bad and that you should never use the word
she states, "for a while, I thought 'love thine enemy' was a great way to drive them nuts. but I hated A Lot of people, some of them, constantly, like this one kid who loved to push me down."  page  78
"Eventually, everyone got thea 'hate lecture'. 'the word hate will not be tolerated in this house.'

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Text Evidence:
"people came out carrying the body of a dead man killed by the army, he was honored like a martyr." (page 6)
Author-Marjane Satrapi
Commentary:
The boy was killed by the army because of who he was, he respected the opposite religion of the government and payed the price for it. All of his followers respected him for his bravery and mourned for him.