The girl
gave up on her desire to be independent. “I didn’t protest even in my heart.
Maybe it was true.” She accepted the role laid out for her by her family and
society. XXX
INCORPORATE
QUOTED MATERIAL INTO OUR OWN SENTENCES
“I didn’t
protest even in my heart. Maybe it was true.”
“didn’t
protest” IMPORTANT WORDS OR PHRASE
When the
family dismissed the narrator, she accepted his approbation and “didn’t protest”
any further. INCORPORATED
KEEP IT
SHORT (2-4 words)
The father dismissed
the narrator as being ”just a girl”, and this hurt her sense of self-worth.
“I thought
it was just a girl.”
The father dismissed
the narrator as being ”just a girl.”.
“their eyes
burning, clear gold”
The narrator
was unnerved by the foxes who stared at her, “their eyes burning, clear gold”.
This shows that the foxes wanted to bite her which symbolizes the threat the
girl was under from her family.
QUOTATIONS
ARE LIKE SALT IN FOOD.
“I didn’t
protest even in my heart.”
When the
father dismissed the girl, she “didn’t protest even in [her] heart.”
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brackets
“[Trump] is
a orange-haired barbarian, ‘a short-fingered vulgarian’ who is a menace to any
woman within arms’ reach.”
THE TEACHER
HAS TO LET YOU SEE THE TEXT IF THEY WANT YOU TO USE QUOTATION MARKS.
MAKE NOTES-
CRITICAL TO ACADEMIC SUCCESS
YOU WON’T
REMEMBER!! WRITE IT DOWN.
QUOTED
MATERIAL IS ONE-USE.
“just a girl”
LIKE DENTAL
FLOSS- ONE TIME ONLY
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