https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg Complete the following: 1) List the three most important events in section two explain the importance of each one using exactly 2 sentences. You should also provide a quote that shows that event taking place (with page number) 2.) State Provide 3 adjectives that describe your main character in section 2, and provide a quote that demonstrates that character trait. Follow the quote with an explanation. 3.) Give 2 quotes that demonstrate situations in which the setting impacts the characters or events in the book. Make sure to explain each one. 4.) Provide a theme (remember, that's a full sentence) that goes with your book so far in sections 1 and 2. Give 2 quotes that support that theme, and explain them. en-us 2018-06-25 05:06:33 UTC 2018-11-29 13:32:35 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308816352 Amari is intelligent because she learned a new language fast and understands what people mean. On page 111, it says, "Shocked at the question, Amari swallowed hard. If she said no, he might get angry. if she said yes, he might manage to misunderstand her hatred for him. So she pretended she didn't know what he meant." This quote shows that she understood him but felt uncomfortable and didn't want to answer so she was smart with it. not only is she learning a new language fast but she is smart with what she does and says. ]]> 2018-11-28 15:00:21 UTC https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308816352 https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308816956 1. Amaria's village let people from another village and who were native to her into her village. This is important because being kidnapped from your family and village and going with people who you arent used to is very scary and nerve racking because you dont know whats going to happen to them, " Everyone in the village came out of their houses to see the astonishing sight---pale, unhealthy looking men " ( page 7 ) " Her arms were wrenched behind her, and iron shackles with heavy, rusty chains between them were snapped onto her wrists . . . " ( page 14 ) 

Another important part in this book is when Amari was captured and put onto a slavery boat. This is important because one minute she was a normal teenage girl, and the next she was being sold into slavery and put on a nasty ship with other men and woman and was horribly treated by the sailors. " Each row of shelves held men--human beings--chained like animals and stacked like logs for the fire, row after row, shelf after shelf" ( page 43 ) 

The last important part was when Amari was sold off and had to leave her friend, Afi, behind. This is an important part of the book because he had to leave people behind once again all to work for a guy who mean to everyone. " ' sixty pounds for the African girl, ' the voice cried out at last. ' I want her for my son. Today is his sixteenth birthday! ' " ( page 77 )

]]> 2018-11-28 15:01:08 UTC https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308816956 https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308818214 section 1  :   no matter how hard things are they can always get worse. slavery.. the book started normal where Amari is going and getting fruits and then in the next few pages it starts talking about how she was chained up to other people " they were similar to the iron bands on there wrist except these fit around there necks! a length of iron chain connected each neck band, so each was linked to the next in single file line. ]]> 2018-11-28 15:02:43 UTC https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308818214 https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308818392 Quote 1 -  "Land Ho!"  Amari didn't know what the words meant except that the journey over the sea was over and Amari became overcome by fear.
Quote 2- "You do like me don't you?" If Amari proceeded to say no then she might have been treated differently and then the whole story line would have changed.]]> 2018-11-28 15:02:56 UTC https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308818392 https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308826146 Amari is confused because so many new thing are happening to her that are new. She has so many questions to ask. On page 62, it says, "'What will happen when we arrive in their land?' Amari asked" ... "'What do you think it is like there?'" This quotes shows that she is asking many questions and only so many can be answered. She is curious but confused and is wanting to know more. She doesn't know what to think because of what they did to her family and took her away from her village. ]]> 2018-11-28 15:12:47 UTC https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308826146 https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308841656 Amari is brave because she  fights through things and doesn't give up, even it can be scary. On page 79, it says, "Mr. Derby slapped the girl across the face, but she continued to pull and buck on the chains." This quote shows that she is brave and still help on so she would have freedom. She is only 15 years old and fights back. The man hurt her but that didn't stop her to keep fighting.]]> 2018-11-28 15:35:15 UTC https://padlet.com/mirusch/fg38pu29k1yg/wish/308841656