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Malik's Journey
Malik, the main character in “The Next Adventure,” starts out angry and reluctant to change, but transforms into an accepting and adventurous person. When Malik first hears he has to move to Japan he “heatedly reminds” his mom of the reasons he cannot leave. Moreover, Malik refuses to leave the house even to enjoy activities he used to do like skating or jogging. The turning point occurs when Malik’s mom forces him to go to a museum with some other kids from the Kaden Air Base, and he actually ends up laughing along with them on his way home. After this outing, Malik develops friendships, travels around Okinawa, and sees other kids deal with transfers and moving. When the next transfer letter arrives, Malik shows how he has changed by
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