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When She Stood Out To Me Analysis
One quote that stood out to me was when Jennings was talking to one of the sisters at an orphanage about why he could not just keep the stuffed animal. She responded with this, "Yes, it would be. But not everyone would love them and take care of them as you would. I wish I could give them all away tomorrow." She looked at me. There were tears in her eyes. "But I can't. My heart would break if I saw just one of those animals lying by the wayside uncared for, unloved. No, Jennings. It's better if we keep them together”(Jennings ). I thought of this as the sister trying to reference the stuffed animals as children. Life is cruel to some people, even children. There should be no children living without a home.
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