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Summer Of The Monkeys

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Stanley D

 

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March 12, 2013

 

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University

 

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She is always caring and thinks of ways to make her family's lives better. Even with her deformed leg, which restrains her from many strenuous performances, she is never shy nor hesitant to act. This is why many readers become emotionally attached to Daisy. It is as if her leg is not a hindrance at all...
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It is as if her leg is not a hindrance at all. When Daisy beats Jay Berry at running around the house, he thinks that the bad leg of Daisy isn’t even there. "…Sometimes I think that the deformed leg of Daisy is not there, since I've never seen her worry or talk about it...” Because of Daisy's actions to overcome her troubles, looking at Daisy actually gives Jay Berry the feeling of hope instead of sorrow...
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