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Isaiah Dialectical Journal

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Page 1 “Ring, Ring.” The class bell rang, meaning the end of school for the day. Out walked, from Coach O’s classroom, the mute, deaf girl, Gena with her outgoing friend, Violet. Across the hall, Isaiah, a bully with anger issues, stood against the lockers, with his arms crossed. Page 2 When Isaiah saw Gena, he immediately thought of his deaf mother that left him when he was young. Page 3 This painful thought made him hate Gena. Although he hated himself more because he felt guilty that he disliked a person that he didn't even know. Page 4 Isaiah was filled with painful and anger, and he decided that he doesn't want to be the only one feeling this way. Page 5 As a result, Isaiah followed Gena and Violet as they walked in the hallways.

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