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Analysis Of Sharon Creech's Walk Two Moon

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When my grandpa passed away, I felt so empty it felt like a puzzle got lost from me then after days and days without seeing him because he is living more far where I live. Then after I felt much better because my mom got a photo of him to remember him everyday and thinking about the memories I had with him. Much like this, when Sal accepts that her mom was dead and kept a valuable thing of her mom. In the novel Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech,The most important setting for Sal is her mom’s grave because she didn’t want to accept that her mom was dead like what other people thought. So she went from planning to go to her mom’s grave and took her grandpa’s car and drove to Lewiston,Idaho then after she went inside the bus and the sheriff …show more content…

One important setting for Sal is her mom’s grave because she felt left out and never spoke out that her mom was dead.Then when Sal went to Lewiston,Idaho and the sheriff found her and took her to her mom’s grave and said ‘’ She is’t actually gone at all. She’s singing in the trees.’’ ‘’Whatever you say,Miss Salamanca Hiddle.’’ the sheriff said.This evidence show that Sal knows that her mom isn’t really gone that’s she in the trees singing and Sal knows now that her mom is dead and got nothing to do to bring her back to Bybanks,Kentucky.In the novel Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech the most important setting for Sal was her mom’s grave because she felted down and never told anyone that her mom wasn’t with her. Then she went planning to go drive to Lewiston,Idaho and wanted to see her mom. Then when the sheriff found the car where Sal was driving in and saw her in the bus where Sal wanted to find evidence of her mom.Much like when Sal didn’t want to accept that her mom was dead and kept a valuable thing of her mom.This happened to me once when my grandpa died and I felt so sad and so

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