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Lloyd's Diary Journal Analysis

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Lloyd 's Diary journal
5/15
How to start this... I guess I can just give a summary of my life so far.
I was born to Yvonne Erikson and Morgan Lovett ten years ago but was raised by my grandparents; Emelie and Lucas; and my sister Elisabet and her husband Mathias.
Wow sister, I’m still not used to calling her that but I guess no one is expecting me to after all I was raised calling her mom It wasn’t until today that I found out that she was my sister.
I’m still not a hundred percent sure how come I’m being raised by my sister but from what I could gather Morgan was “Way too young” to take care of me and Yvonne is in jail.
I really don’t know what to think about this after all Mom (Elisabet) was seventeen when when she gave birth to Catherine and grandma and grandpa was fifteen when she gave birth to Yvonne.
So how young was Morgan for even my grandpa to …show more content…

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