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The Fight By Adam Bagdasarian Analysis
In my story ¨The Fight¨ by Adam Bagdasarian the theme/claim is that he is determined. He is scared,nerves,and brave. Have you ever ment someone determined? Well, Will is one of those people. He has never been in a fight and now he has to fight. It started in the basketball game. He was playing too rough with mike. And they were pointing fingers at each other. And then will said ¨he want to fight him¨ and mike heard him say that. and now what will he do so in this book is good hopefully you like my essay.

One reason is that he is scared and my evidens is that mike elbowed him and was nerves and my second evidence is he feels he is strong and can fight him my third evidences is he thinks he is strong this connects to my theme by being
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