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In my story “ All The Stars Denied” the theme for my book is to Be grateful for what you have. My character’s traits cause conflicts which help enhance the theme. For instance, her stubbornness caused the texas ranger incident, her passion for standing up for herself and all the other Mexican families caused the kids at school to treat her differently than anybody else, and her internal anger caused the cops to make it violent.
In my story, “All The Stars Denied,” the first way my character’s traits cause conflicts is her stubbornness caused the texas ranger incident. For example, “ A ranger grabbed at me, and I punched him instinctively. Then I kicked him in the shin for good measure.” This shows her stubbornness caused the Texas ranger to grab at her. This conflict helps enhance the theme because some people don't have to go through this but some do. …show more content…

For example, “ holding a pencil over a small notepad ready to write down anything I had to say. I don’t know. Things about our basic rights, like we’re free to walk here- we’re US citizens.” This shows that her passion for standing up for herself and all the other Mexican families caused the kids to treat her differently. This conflict helps enhance the theme by showing that some people have to deal with unimaginable

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