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Examples Of Darius Spratt In H2O By Virginia Corgin
In the novel H2O by Virginia Bergin, Darius Spratt is an obvious outcast. The main character, Ruby, mentions multiple times how he is “... not the king loserville; he wasn't even the Crown Prince; he wasn't even a lowly serf. he was, like I said, a nobody nerdy freckly freak” (153). This shows how Darius isn't Noticed and that even the Ruby wasn't so popular she thinks of Darius as an outcast. another thing that Darius says that indicate season Outcast is “ ‘I was studying!’ Repeated the Spratt... ‘ you know for exams?’... ‘It was a holiday!’ I screeched’” (195). When the apocalyptic event happened, there is was inside the school on a holiday to stay for exams which is a very strange thing to do, so it's another example of how

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