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So I Ain T No Good Girl

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The sort story written By Sharon Flake called “So I Ain’t No Good Girl” is pointing out a teenage girl’s relationship with her boyfriend Raheem. The teenage girl sees what Raheem does to other girls when he thinks she’s not looking; she just doesn’t seem to realize that it is wrong. Her mom is always telling her she isn’t something a person would want. Of course, she’s going to believe what her mother tells her. The author gives many characteristics about the main characters in the story; in ways that will help you understand the theme. The author gives realistic problems in the story; the scenes show the theme that wants to be given. A girl walks past the couple at the bus stop. His girlfriend notices that “he
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An example on one of the themes, how girls perceive each other, are exhibited on page 172, “Gretchen smiles but it’s not a smile, and I’m thinking that girls never really smile at each other […]” and another example of the theme, familial relationship, is found on page 168, “[…] people call him my little brother cause he needs looking after cause he’s not quite right […] if anybody has anything to say about his big head they have to come by me.” How this example shows this theme on girls’ perspective on each other, is because Squeaky sees Gretchen, “to smile, but not really smiling.” , which in this case Squeaky observes her as “fake”. The example on how the theme of familial relationship is demonstrated is because of Squeaky’s strong will and love on protecting Raymond and how she looks after him. Some cases of Squeaky’s love for Raymond is setting aside her passion her running onto coaching him ; other cases of this is Squeaky’s thoughts on Raymond having potential to become an exceptional

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