Friday, November 17, 2017

Love, Aubrey by Suzanne LeFleur--Sophie W.



Love, Aubrey Inference


I infer that Aubrey is sad and mad about what happened to her and her family. I think this because once her mother leaves, Aubrey stays in bed almost all day, and the time that is not spent under her covers is spent on her couch watching T.V. In addition, as soon as Aubrey is rescued by her grandmother she is tempted to pour out every single sad, depressing feelings she has buried deep inside of her. Eventually, she ends up doing so. Aubrey does not like to talk about what has happened, when she does though, it usually ends up with her screaming at her grandmother out of anger. In the first couple of months of living with her grandmother, Aubrey occasionally plays with the girl who lives right next to her new home. However, when aubrey is reminded of what has happened to her somehow, she runs away crying. My evidence supports my inference because barely getting out of bed, and screaming and crying when you do so shows sadness, and anger about the awful things that have happened to Aubrey and her family.

No comments:

Post a Comment