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I Am David Research Paper

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I Am David

David is a great many things. David is humble, brave, and respectful. David is humble because he puts others well being before his. He is brave because he ran into a fire. He is respectful because he helps other people without thinking about it.

David is humble in many ways. First, on page 128 he demonstrates this by saying thank you to by thanking the family for the hospitality they are showing him. Then, on page 161 David thanks the family for all the things they did for him. He also cares for other people. He indicates this by not thinking about his own safety, but just running into the fire to save the girl who looks like a flower. David also doesn’t judge people by how they look, but how they act. Like on page 99 Carlo runs

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