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Sundara is a girl who is experiencing the actual point of football.The author develops Sundara’s character by telling us about what she doesn't understand about football,what she does to get help about what football is,and what she has learned about football.
Sundara doesn’t understand anything about football and why people were so excited about the players.The text says that,”Why were football players so great?.’’This shows that she didn’t understand why the football players were so great at what they were doing and why people liked them.
Since Sundara doesn’t understand anything about football she goes to get help.The text says that,”when Sundara tried to get Kelly to explain about these thing,Kelly just said the main idea is to get the
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