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Bullying: A Brief Summary Of Jawanna's Story

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In the beginning, Maria was afraid to take up for herself when she was being bullied in the story. A girl named Jawanna would always bully her. For example, Maria had lunch money and Jawanna walked up to her and took it. Maria had a friend named Jessica. Maria would always go to Jessica and tell what Jawanna has done. In the story it stated that a teacher named Ms. McMillian called Maria to her office. After Maria talked to Ms. McMillian Maria started standing up for herself. In the passage it says that Jawanna walked up to her and told her to do her homework, but Maria said NO! The character changed because of Ms. McMillan. Maria listened to her teacher when Ms. McMillian talked about getting bullied. After that Maria started standing up

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