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Ginny The Friend In The Wild Rhetorical Analysis
THE ONLY ALIEN ON THE PLANET

Walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light When they were talking and they asked ginny if he talked to her.’’ you got him to talk to you ,”.
She made him talk to her when she was mad at him so she got out the house to get out and look for him while he was outside in the parking lot waiting for the party to end or maybe stay there for the whole day until she found him . So when she found him she yelled at him scaring him asking him why would he do that . And so when she got close to him she kissed him.
Ginny wanted to know everything about Smitty.One Qoute she said was “Because of you i laugh a little harder cry a little less and smile a little more “. This Quote explains that she wanted to be his friend and get to know him better ginny in the book she was friendly smart outthinking and nice to people that she meets . This
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This quote means that people don’t always come to us and try to know us we have to go to them and find out what they are like . So this means that when they don’t know each other one of them must know what it’s like to find out about other people’s live to find out more about. Theme is believe in yourself and try to get to know more about her friends and the people that she meets or the people that she wants to know more about .” sometimes being friends with someone is better than going out because you really can get to know each other without the added stress of a real relationship “ . this quote means that that it’s better than going out by yourself then going to someone meeting them and making a relationship together with all that stress . Like Ginny is always in Smitty life because she is trying to make him talk . So he get’s to have a better life

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