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LEARN
TO SWIM
Hey guys its Sarah and I am at my second blog post. In this
blog post I have to describe the setting and the conflict of my book, Learn to
swim.
So, let’s start talking with the setting. The story is
narrated in present days, beginning on a ferry in the middle of Lake Champlain
in Burlington, during a cold, foggy and windy day. Then it continues in the
house of our heroin always in Burlington that she shares with other 4-5 boys
after a while more in depth in the book she is going to go to Canada to meet
the child parents.
There are many conflicts in the book, the main one is Man vs.
man so who throw the child out of the ferry, Troy at first thinks it might be
the father of Paul, however after meet him she change her mind. Then there is a
lot of “man vs. self” especially from the main character. The one I’ve meet
were: should I bring the child to the police or for his safe should I keep with
me and eventually do some research to find out more then decide? Should I go
with Paul with the risk of getting sad when I’ll need to leave or should I keep
going with my life like if anything had happened? Is it ok to fall in love with
the child’s father or it is no ok?
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