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All Summer in a Day characterization essay

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All Summer in a Day
Venus in fiction
Abuse
Social Psychology
Bullying
Bully
Ray Bradbury

?All Summer in a Day? ?All Summer in a Day?, by Ray Bradbury, is a short story about a girl named Margot. She was born on Earth and moved to Venus, where it rained constantly, when she was 4 years old. She remembered how the sun looked like and yearns to see it again, while her classmates did not. They all resent her for that fact, and lock her up. After playing in the sun for the first time, they remember that Margot was still in the closet that they locked her up in, and are all flooded in horror and extreme guilt. Ray Bradbury illustrates the theme of jealousy, mom mentality, and bullying through characterization, the tone, and the actions of Margot?s classmates.

mocking_bird_assinment

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ethics
behavior
Broadway musicals
Caitlin
Mockingbird
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Bullying
Human behavior
Caitlin's Way
Josh Lyman
Human Interest
Social Issues

Patrick Sayers Period 8 9/21/13 Mocking Bird assignment Explain how Caitlin and Michael become friends? Caitlin and Michael become friends when Mrs. Brooks the schools consoler puts Caitlin in another recess so she could make new friends. When Caitlin was at recess one day she saw Michael by himself looking sad, and she walked towards him to see what was wrong. Michael was sad because his mother died during a school shootings, and Caitlin gave Michael a gummy worm to comfort him. He thought she was very nice to him, and that is how they became friends. Why is Caitlin so threatened by Michael?s friendship with Josh?
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