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The Bar Code Tattoos Analysis

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Kayla from “The Bar Code Tattoo” by Suzanne Weyn and Quarta from “The Girl Who Was Only Born With 2 Arms And 2 Legs” by Stuart Baum Both are confident, 2 ways that they are confident is they never gave up and thay are brave. They are confident because they never gave up. One way that Kayla never gave up is she never gave up on finding the mountain where all of the non - bar code tattoo people. This explains that she didn’t want to be controlled by the government with the tattoo. The first way that Quarta never gave up is that she never gave up on being the same. This shows that she wanted to be like everyone else. Also, they are confident because they are brave. Quarta is brave because she saved kako from the tide pool. This explain that

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