The Girl Who Was Born With Only Two Door Analysis

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“A positive attitude gives you power over your circumstances instead of your circumstances having power over you”-Joyce Meyer. In the story, “The Girl Who Was Born With Only Two Arms And Two Legs” by Stuart Baum, Quarta gets made fun of and, saves a friend but still gets bullied, But then she thinks of a really fun game and lots of people join her finally the bullys join her too. In the book, “Wonder” by R.J. Palacio, a boy August Pullman who likes to be called Auggie has a deformity and goes to school even though he has been homeschooled for his whole life and he gets bullied but makes friends who stand up for him and at the end of the year he earns a award and doesn 't regret going to school. Both Auggie and Quarta are similar by her attitude, how they’re outsiders, and how they overcome bullying. One way Auggie and Quarta are similar is their attitude. Firstly Auggie is kind when he let 's Jack Will cheat off his paper and, when he let 's summer sit by him at lunch. Similarly, Quarta is kind by letting everyone play her new game even if they weren 't the nicest to her. They both are being nice to other people despite how they get bullied. Another example is, they are both hopeful of making friends, being normal, and fitting in. You can see how their attitudes …show more content…

For example, Auggie has a face deformity and Quarta has 2 arms and 2 legs while everyone else has 4 arms and 4 legs. And as a result of that people don’t want to be friends with them and leaves them out making them outsiders. Another example is they both get bullied and because they don 't have friends there is no one to have they’re back and then when people start believing what the bullies say they become more of an outsider. Lastly Auggie can’t find friends and he eats alone and sits alone as and outsider. Similarly Quarta can’t find friend to play games with her and becomes lonely. These are all ways Auggie and Quarta Are