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In the book, "MockingJay," by Suzanne Collins, Katniss want to change something about herself. She wants to be a great leader/warrior when when comes to District 12. District 13 is taking privilege from District 12 by eating all your food and not save it, having more power than the Capitol of District 12, and taking out rights away. Katniss goal is to stop District 13 and do what is right. If she loses, and District 13 won; Katniss has to give herself to the District 13 Capitol and get killed. If she wins and District 13 loses her hometown District 12 will have her rights back.


In the Book City of Glass, the protagonist Clary does not want tot change anything about herself, but there is another protagonist in my book. In the book the other protagonist Simon wants to change back to the way he was. Simon was turned into a vampire but he wants to turn back to the normal boy he was.



In the book A long way gone, Ishmael doesn't want to change anything about himself. He wants to find his parents after he got separated from them in sierra leone while the rebels were attacking. Hes been fighting against the rebels, smoking, and becoming careless of who he kills. If there had to be something Ishmael would want to change, i think it would be to live in a safer environment where there aren't any rebels around. There was a part of the book where Ishmael was told that his parents were living in a house close to where he was walking. When they reached the house, it was burned. When he walked inside the house, there were no living bodies in side. But he thought they were dead anyway. Ishmael got so upset, he jumped the boy who showed him the way to the house. So therefore i think he would want to live in a safer environment so he wouldn't have to worry about his parents be taken away or killed by rebels.








in my book the Mark of Athena, the trait that best describes one of my protagonist (Annabeth) is deadly pride. this is shown when she is always thinking about making herself shine and be the number 1. in the book this is supported when she discovers that Percy rejected another girl for her.
Books mentioned in this topic
A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier (other topics)City of Glass (other topics)
Mockingjay (other topics)
This weekend, we want you to discuss what your protagonist would change about him/herself. Make sure to specifically explain what he/she does not like and how it has affected his/her life.
Did I….
• Write a topic sentence that provided the title, author, and genre of my text?
• Provide context of what is happening in the text, so my reader understands what I’m talking about?
• Find a direct quote from the text that proves my idea?
• Thoroughly explain the significance of my quote/how it proves my idea?
• Check for correct punctuation and spelling?