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Inside Out And Back Again Character Analysis
A dynamic character changes because of events that happen in the story. In Thanhha Lai’s book Inside Out and Back Again, Ha changes because of the events that happen to her as a refugee. Ha is a dynamic character because she becomes more mature and thankful. Ha is a dynamic character because she becomes more mature. Ha throws her doll into the ocean,to make her brother feel better (p.85). That shows that she’s becoming more mature because she doesn’t need her doll to comfort her.Another example is she couldn’t read a baby book,but she wanted to(p.130). She wanted to be able to read more mature books. Lastly,she becomes less embarrassed.She realizes that it’s a normal thing to go to the restroom,so she becomes more secure.These are just a

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