Internal And External Forces In Phoebe Winterbottom's Walk Two Moons
Have you ever had internal or external forces in your life? In the novel Walk Two Moons by (Sharon Creech) there are many internal and external forces. In the novel Phoebe Winterbottom’s encounters many internal and external forces that cause her to grow and change. One internal force that causes Phoebe to change is her being scared. First, it says “It must have been hard for her to maintain that smile because by the time English came around, her chin was quivering from the strain.” (Creech 120) Phoebe is scared that her mom isn’t coming home.” it also says “But what if mom comes back while I’m at Sal’s? Will you call me? Will you let me know?” (Creech 151) Phoebe is scared that her mom might come home so she doesn’t want to go to Sal's.
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