Forests, everywhere
for The Fictional VolunTier Project
by goura fotadar
date typed up on: 01/28/23; date worked on: 02/28/22
cited text: [Bridge to Terabithia (by) Katherine Paterson]
grade: Perhaps review from 5th
[cited pg. 2]
“Of course he was going to run. He had gotten
up early every day all summer to run. He figured if
he worked at it — and Lord, had he worked– he could be the fastest
runner in the fifth grade when school opened up. He had to be the
fastest — not one of the fastest or next to the fastest, but the fastest. The very best.”
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[why.] “run”[1] “run”[2] .
“runner” [1] .
“fastest” [1] “fastest” [2] “fastest” [3] . }a
“fastest” [4] “fastest” [5] .
“worked” [1] “worked” [2] .
forests, everywhere: “of course” “early” “every day” .
“all summer” “school opened up” “very best” . }b
answers one at [why.]
order b preceding a
order b, a
(cited pgs. 6-7) [To notice a flower/flowers]
“His body was begging him to quit,
but Jess pushed it on. He had to let that puny
chest of his know who was boss.”
“his” “body” un-ordered 1
“begging” corresponding [sp?] order 2
“Jess” un-ordered 3
“pushed” un-ordered 4
“puny” “chest” un-ordered 5
forests, everywhere: un-ordered 1 half, un-ordered 3
corresponding order 2, un-ordered 4
un-ordered 5 half
un-ordered 1 half, un-ordered 5 half
forests, everywhere: “his” “Jess” .
“begging” “pushed” .
“puny” . everywhere (a)
“body” “chest” .
forests: “to quit” identifies “it on” ordered (b)
“who was” ordered
considering switching order to b, a
[cited pg. 11] using flowers as index:
“Ellie jabbed her with a spoon. Jesse saw
that look Brenda shut up her whine halfway
out of her Rose Lustre lipsticked mouth. She
wasn’t as smart as Ellie, but even she knew
not to push Momma too far.”
forests, everywhere: shape: “a spoon”
such as expression: “that look”
such as, characteristics: “her Rose Lustre lipsticked mouth”
such as distance: “too far”
unordered 1 ordered 2 ordered 3
everywhere: “spoon” “that” “Rose Lustre lipsticked” —
“too” ordered 4 | (a)
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forests: “jabbed” such as to appearance — ordered 1 —
“whine” such as to noticing | ordered 2 | (b)
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so here: b, a
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