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Analysis Of Your Move By Eve Bunting

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The story is “your move” by Eve bunting.The story is about A kid named James.James Joins a kid club called the k-bones.Because he thinks he would become cool.And James has to take his brother icsic with him.James has to take his with him.and also put his brother in danger.since James parents aren't home.James made a bad decision by joining the k-bones.This decision shows James is a very irresponsible person.even though he is protective of his brother.Three reasons James is irresponsible.Is because he is not smart.He is very rebellious.And above all James is easily influenced. James is not smart .This shows because James and his gang gets into a fight.With highschool kids that are armed with guns.Jame getting into a gang war.shows James is not physically smart. Also it is not smart to leave home when james should be home.And join a gang instead.Also Isaac said “ your pulling me to fast”.This Quick thinking makes Isaac knees bleed.James is very protective of his brother.but in this case he puts his brother in danger. James putting his brother in danger showsnot smart.Instead of hurting him.James lack of commonsense,shows why james is irresponsible.

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