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Annotated Bibliography: Love And Peace Signs

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Paragraph 1: We chose a gavel, a psychology book, and peace signs to represent Carla. We used peace signs as her backbone. We used peace signs because it shows Carla's natural ability to calm down and add peace to each situation she's involved in. Carla has no problem keeping a peaceful attitude herself and she relies on her psychology learned methods to resolve problems with others. We put it as her backbone because she relies on peace and feels it is often her duty to keep that peace. We decided to put a psychology book in her left hand. We used a psychology book because Carla has learned her problem-solving methods through psychology. It has brought her the peaceful attitude she has. We put it in her hand because it's something she relies on regularly …show more content…

Carla's family sees her as the psychologist that she is and knows how she tends to analyze situations. Finally, we chose to put a gavel where her heart is. We chose a gavel because Carla has a need to keep order and justice. Being the oldest, Carla takes the role of being a leader when her mother is not present. She has used this power to keep peace and order between her sisters. We put it as her heart because Carla loves justice and doing the right thing. Overall, Carla loves a peaceful situation and she loves even more being the one to bring the peace to that situation.

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Three quotes from “How The Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents” displays Carla’s maturity more than anything. One can see this when Sofia wants to bring a bag of weed to the Dominican Republic when Carla warns her, “‘Don’t do

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