Margot is unable to muster any courage to join the children in their games or to respond to their taunts maybe because she knows that she thinks and behaves different from others, so it’s never any use to be a part of them as they won’t understand like Margot does. Read Summary of All Summer in a DaRead more
Margot is unable to muster any courage to join the children in their games or to respond to their taunts maybe because she knows that she thinks and behaves different from others, so it’s never any use to be a part of them as they won’t understand like Margot does.
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The author develops the viewpoint of the narrator in the story by developing Margot’s personality and showing her different from the other students. By crafting her character as caring, quirky, silent and different, the author attracts the audience to the viewpoint of the narrator. Read Summary of ARead more
The author develops the viewpoint of the narrator in the story by developing Margot’s personality and showing her different from the other students. By crafting her character as caring, quirky, silent and different, the author attracts the audience to the viewpoint of the narrator.
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