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Essay On A Girl Called Fearless By Catherine Linka

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I have finished reading A Girl Called Fearless by Catherine Linka. I am also reading A Girl Undone by Catherine Linka and I am on page 114.
Interview of Ms. Aveline Reveare:
What was going through your mind when you realized it was Yates coming on the snowmobile, and not a government official?
When I first saw the snowmobile, I was overcome with guilt. I knew that it was probably my fault someone found Salvation. However, I was so happy to see Yates! I was so sure that it would be year if we did ever see each other again! I just was so overjoyed that it was him! I almost didn’t believe it! After I realized it was actually him and not a figment of my imagination, I was overwhelmed with questions to ask him. I wanted to know how he found Salvation, how he knew I was in Salvation, how he traveled there and so much more. I wanted to ask him about how Dad was doing, and what was happening at home. I wanted more than anything to never stop kissing him, but it eventually occurred to us that …show more content…

If you could say or ask Sparrow or Maggie something right now, what would it be?
If I could talk to . . . (Avie paused trying not cry at the thought) If I could ask Sparrow a question, I would ask he why she chose me. There must have been someone else she could have asked. Maybe she knew I would be so angry I would send everyone the video, or maybe she just wanted someone she knew. I would tell her that there are rumours about reporters trying find out the proof. I’m sure she would be pleased that she caught at least a few people 's attention.
Do you regret leaving Yates at the hospital, alone?
I wish I didn’t have to make that decision. I wish I could have had him come with me, but I know if I would have stayed there I would have been caught. I would either be dead or in prison right now. It hurt to see that Yates was arrested, even though I expected it would happen

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