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Moving To Bulgaria Character Analysis
The central conflict in my memoir was, moving to Bulgaria. The internal conflict I faced was the fear of moving to a different continent. ¨A hard feeling punched my stomach. I was overwhelmed with emotions of, anger, agony, despair, confusion, but the biggest feeling that I persistently felt, was fear. Fear that I wouldn’t be able to learn to read and write, fear of not fitting in, and fear that I will never get to see Aspen again¨ (5). I chose this quote because it explains the fears that I had and the outlook on the moving situation (describes the internal
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