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At the end of the chapter,   Charlotte thinking  about how she can escape the orphanage because Hayward is getting adopted and Freedom died.  The author is reminding us that they are treating her differently because she is a girl.  My prediction is that she will dress up as a boy to try to get out of the orphanage.
-Finley Turton

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Hayward tries to tell Charlotte who was adopted. Charlotte refuses to listen. Hayward has something important to tell Her, though: He was the one adopted. Now Charlotte will be all alone.

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Charlotte usually never cries. It is odd for her to be holding back tears. She is depressed because Freedom has died. This is a sad predicament.

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Charllote usually never cries. It is odd for her to be holding back tears. she is deprresed

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this memory might be important because She might want to escape becuse she knows that the cook might not let her get abopted so that she can stay as her cooking slave.

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she rememders someone wanting to abupt her than the cook said "She's not up for adoption. ( the one underneth it is it contunued.)

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It said that Usually the boys got to help with the farms. People wanted boys to help them with the farms, or a boy to carry the family name or someone young and cute. This is important because now she needs to show the boys that she is strong just like them and girls should have equal rights as boys.

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Charlotte remembers being held tight in someones lap and horses.
WHY MIGHT THIS MEMORY BE IMPORTANT? It might be important because she is remembering her parents.

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When Hayward told Charlotte that he was getting adopted she was so surprised, she didn't want to be at the orphanage without Hayward or the horses so she decided to escape.  This might be important because if Charlotte does escape she might find a home and live a better life. -Mia

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Charlotte remembers someone wanting to adopt her but the cook stopped her from getting adopted. WHY MIGHT THIS MEMORY BE IMPORTANT? I think this memory is important because Charlotte feels stuck at the orphanage and she feels like she will not get adopted. When she did almost get adopted though, she felt a spark of hope, so maybe she is still holding on to hope.

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It said that Usually the boys got to help with the farms. People wanted boys to help them with the farms, or a boy to carry the family name or someone young and cute.

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Charlotte asks herself should she run away or not. this makes me wonder if she does run away what will happen if she gets caught

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My note and notice is when Charlotte remembered when somebody wanted to adopt Charlotte. This memory might be important because it shows how Charlotte wanted to be adopted. My text evidence is when the book stated that every boy (and girl) wants to be adopted. This affects the story because it shows how much Charlotte wants to leave the orphanage.

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"He can't if he doesn't catch me. I just know I ain't stayin' here to deal with William and Millshark ol'' Mrs. Boyle. Not without you or Freedom or the other horses to keep me company."
This is aha because she sees if she stays she can't be herself. Because she see everything she has will be gone. Hayward is leaving and she can't be with the horses anymore.

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will Chorlate let herself stay in the orphanage to work in the kitchen? how might this change things? it might make her leave.

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When the author interrupts the action to tell you about a memory, STOP and ask yourself, "Why might this memory be important?"

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When you notice a word, phrase, or situation mentioned over and over, STOP and ask yourself, "Why does this keep happening again and again?"

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When a character takes the main character aside and offers serious advice, STOP and ask, "What's the life lesson and how might it affect the character?"

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When a character asks herself a very difficult question. STOP and ask yourself, "What does this question, make me wonder?"

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When a character realizes, understands, or finally figures something out.  STOP and as your self "How might this change things?"

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When a character does something that contrast with what you'd expect or contradicts  his/her earlier actions STOP and ask "Why is the character doing this?"