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Louisa, Please Come Home
Do you ever try to run away? Millions of kids run away throughout the year run away from their homes for different types of reasons. In the short story, “Louisa, Please Come Home”,by Shirley Jackson, the main character, Louisa, runs away from her home. After three years, Louisa was forced to return back home, but her family does did want her back because she was a fraud. In the short story, “Louisa, Please Come Home”,by Shirley Jackson, the main character, Louisa, thinks only about herself, is friendless, and is immature. Louisa only thinks about herself. Thus so because Louisa ran away the day before of her sister’s wedding. This shows that Louisa did this on purpose to ruin her sister’s wedding. Louisa also bought herself a hat
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