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Summary Of Stepdaughters By Max Apple
The title of this story is “Stepdaughters” by Max Apple. The story begins on page 132 and ends on page 138.
The protagonist in this story is both the daughter Stephanie and the narrator, the step-father.
The antagonist is Helen the mother.
In this story Stephanie is training for a shock put competition. Her mother Helen has accused her of doing drugs and creating drama with the stepdaughter’s club Steph has created. The step-father is the third step father of Stephanie he is trying to find his place with her. They connect over music. Helen feels like her daughter is taking male hormones to improve her skill in shock put. The mother and daughter go back and forth because Helen wants Stephanie to be more girly, and Stephanie dreams of being
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