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The story of Macbeth and the book What We Saw, share a similar theme like guilt.
In Macbeth, the feeling for overruling filled his mind that he feels guilt when he kill Duncan, the man who brought him honor and praise but because his wickedness grew more it began to hurt Lady Macbeth which gotten her to die so soon. As for the book, Kate is confused and guilty that she may have something to do with Stacey being sexually harassed after leaving a party without no remembrance of what really happened.

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The style of the book is formal. The author creates a teenage girl who seems to describe most of things she is saying. The narrator seems to talk in a normal conversation but without any of the swearing.

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The tone of this book is informative.

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Exposition

"I do remember one thing for certain: Ben, leaning in toward me. So close our forehead touch" (Hartzler 7).

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April 10  (What page are you on? Are you enjoying the book so far? Why or why not?)

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April 10  (What page are you on? Are you enjoying the book so far? Why or why not?)

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page 14
I am not so sure if I am enjoying the book,"What We Saw". This book seems confusing, it starts off with a childhood memory. After the first chapter, it goes on years later to a party that the main character is attends and gets drunk. The character doesn't remember what really happened after she left.

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1. Twisted
2. Romantic
3. Guilt

In "What We Saw" this character, Kate, begins her story in a "twisted" way. She starts off with a childhood memory of her hitting her soon-to-be crush. As the years went by she began to lose touch with him but also starts to catch some feelings. When she realizes that someone may have been sexually assaulted she feels "guilt" that she doesn't have the details of what really happened to Stacey.