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How Has Marina Changed Over The Years
Name: Lucy

Date: 7/1/2013

USL-3
Marina
For the project of Usl-3, I’ve done a poster about Marina. I have gathered all the different phrases and words and stick it on the poster and done a presentation about Marina. In the poster that I did, I mentioned how Marina changed before and after she lived with Anna. I found out that I mentioned quite many details about Marina changed, thus I decided to choose the new her for my essay, and dedication and willingness are my main theme. In the following essay, I will talk why chose these two words for my main theme. Marina had a huge different before she lived with Anna and after she lived with Anna. Before she lived with Anna, Marina was a lonely and rich woman. She was self- centered and
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