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  • Melinda in Speak

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    One might say after undergoing a tragic experience one must go through a greater but difficult change What would make a person want to change That person could have been depressed and miserable for the longest time They are sick and tired of feeling that way That person is ready to change They want to make their own lives better The journey they are about to experience is called healing In Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson the main character Melinda Sordino is starting high school with a terrible

  • Commentary on Speak

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    In the novel Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson Melinda Sordino is the protagonist who was raped and traumatized in a summer party She was unable to speak as she became emotionally distressed She struggled in school as she was not focused and her relationship with other people changed negatively When people dont express themselves they die one piece at a time p122 The essence of the story is about secrets and what it can do to a person Moreover how keeping the wrong secrets can destroy a persons se

  • Tragedy in Speak

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    Tragedy In The Summer Melinda Sordino Came into Merryweather High School as an outcast but she wasnt always an outcast In the summer she faced a traumatic incident the terrible beast himself Andy Evens raped her Through out the whole book Laurie Anderson the author shows a lot of symbolism showing Melindas growth Melindas mouth the janitors closet and plants are some of the symbols in the book After the incident Melinda stopped talking completely and caring about her appearance To keep herself

  • Commentary on Speak

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    In the book Speak the author Laurie Halse Anderson creates a character named Melinda Sordino from a dream she has The character portrays a girl who throughout a life changing event separates herself from the world In the book Melinda tries to find herself and escape depression through her art Anderson uses characterization imagery and setting to express her personality and feelings Melinda Sordino was greatly affected by this incident It disturbed her emotionally physically and mentally In just

  • Commentary on Speak

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    Melinda in the book Speak by made a decision not to speak and is causing many problems for her This situation is affecting her family friend and most of all herself The very first time she stopped talking was at the end of the summer at a high school party That night she got raped and called the cops Everyone thought she called to bust the party If she just spoke up her problems would be gone Her parents think that she is not talking to rebel or because she thinks it is funny So he made an appo

  • Commentary on Speak

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    Speak Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson is about a teenage girl who has to overcome one of the hardest challenges of life Melinda was raped at a party and has to deal with it on her own because it seems as though she has lost her voice By the beginning of her freshman year she has no friends because she called the police on the party she was raped at so she feels like an outcast a nobody Anderson shows Melindas stages of well being through an art project that was assigned to her by her art teacher

  • Character Analysis: Speak

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    Character Analysis Essay In the book Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson I chose Melinda for my selected character I chose her because she is the main character and she is in the whole book I think I relate to Melinda in different ways One of the reasons I think I am similar to Melinda is cause she doesnt like her school at all like me She is also a loner with no friends and I myself dont have a large amount of friends In the beginning of the novel Melinda seems like a loner with no friends and a li

  • "Birches"

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    Natures transcendental quality is described in Robert Frosts poem Birches The speaker of the poem is an older man who recalls the memory of being a swinger of birches The overwhelming aspects of his life cause him to yearn for the trouble free and undemanding times of childhood Although the poem is written from the speakers viewpoint the perspective of a specific boy is introduced These two outlooks offer contrasting perceptions of what the birch tree and act of climbing and swinging represent

  • The Storm

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    It is now a category 5 storm with wind gusts up to 200km hr Severe flooding is expecting as it heads directly towards us The weatherman warned grimly It is expected to hit the Callahn area in the early hours of tomorrow morning with severe and devastating force Catastrophic damages are to be expected Hush fell over the three adults and four children as they all silently watched the TV in the cramped living room Grim faces watched mesmerised as the weatherman began to speak once more The storms

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