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Captain Jaggery Character Analysis
Problems can be solve. People can overcome problems by using their strengths. One way for some people to solve the problems is by using movements and motions to help them learn like in activities. Bodily kinesthetic is a intelligence to help you to do stuff in different activities like it helps you learn quicker by using motions and hand movements or for some people doing experiments to help you able to understand better. When you actually do something like an experiment, you now visually see it and know how it works and stuff. For example in math sometimes when I multiply, divide, subtract, or adding big numbers I could do it in my mind, but sometimes I get confused, so sometimes I check my answer by writing it on the paper just to make sure I get it right. When you use hand movements it helps to know and makes what you have learn leave in your brain. …show more content…
When captain Jaggery thinks that Charlotte murdered Mr. Hollybrass to revenge Zachariah’s death, but it was not Charlotte who had done that, it was the captain. Captain Jaggery had murdered Mr. Hollybrass to revenge Zachariah’s death and he had put this on Charlotte Doyle. Charlotte had realize that one of the crew was on captain Jaggery’s side when she met Zachariah. It is not just Charlotte who uses their strength to solve their problem. Even Nadia Comaneci uses her strength as bodily kinesthetic to overcome her problem. She is a gymnastics arena, so she practice, practice, and practice to get an golden medal in the olympic. She uses her body and hand motions to learn and get better at gymnastic. Her goal is to get an golden medal in the olympic and to do that you have to practice and learn new moves. Nadia uses her body and hand motions to learn new moves and she uses that so that she can learn and know how to do gymnastic very

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