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In Piper Kerman’s piece “#11187-424”, she wants the reader’s attention grabbed by how she is able to tell everything first handedly. From the moment Piper reports to the federal prison for her 15-month sentence, she realizes that this is going to be an entire new journey. The freedom that us humans take for granted, for example, just the simple things like sitting down when we want to. Those are the actions that Piper is not able to do because she is not in the control of her own power anymore. The mood that is set is that Piper is not taking this bad. She realizes that the actions she made she now has to own up to and face the consequences. Throughout this piece I saw the different outlook people have on the rough situations they can be put

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