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Laurel's Break Up
Laurel feels like now that her and Sky broke up she feels like the same loss is how she felt when she found out what happened with May. I feel after Sky broke up with her she felt that loss of something almost like a flashback to how it must of felt when May probably passed away. It was super hard of her when he broke with her she couldn't face him without wailing. Now that the two most important people in Laurels life that she loved and truly cared for is no longer are with her. She's really feeling that lose in her life. Laurel said "I'm sorry, I made her leave me." "It's the feeling that I am afraid will make Sky go, too, eventually." (Laurel 146) Laurel feels guilty to what happened to May and feels guilty about what happened with Sky.
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