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What was the character like at the end of the story? 

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What was the character like at the end of the story? 

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Mia is still persisting her desire to make not only the Cavalista a better place but also the world by changing others' mindsets. Mia felt more confident to speak out in class about her life, and how she hoped to have an impact on the world one day.

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What were some thoughts and feelings the character had at the end of the story?

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What were some thoughts and feelings the character had at the end of the story?

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Mia felt more brave to stand up for her family, and do what is right, and that subsided to her family struggling less. Which that made her feel more reassured to speak out in front of others.

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What are 3 important events that affected the main character at/toward the end?

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What are 3 important events that affected the main character at/toward the end?

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1. Mr. Yao put the motel on the market. This made Mia try to find investors from all over to invest in the Cavalista, and to also buy the Cavalista.

2. Mia got investors from so many places, including the runner ups of the Vermont Motel Giveaway, close family, and the weeklies who often come to the Cavalista.

3. Over a course of about two months Mia had gotten checks written up to 50,000 dollars. Mr. Yao had at first said that he had a offer from more well- off people, but eventually gave in a gave the hotel to them for 300,000 dollars.

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What is something important that your character said in the second part of the book that shows who they are as a person? (Quote them)

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What is something important that your character said in the second part of the book that shows who they are as a person? (Quote them)

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“Mom! Dad! Guess what? I won a writing contest at school!” I feel like this moment is important because not many thought that she was going to win, and she proved her ability to write amazingly. Earlier in the book, Mia felt discourage because her Mom didn't think she could be a good writer, and proved her wrong.

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In the book Front Desk Mia has shown great bravery, to stick up for people and her family. She has shown vast levels of forgiveness to people who have been mean or unkind to her. In line with the above perspectives, Mia shows astounding courage, and desire to make the world a better place.