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Sod Houses of the 1800s
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Chapter Seven
It seems that Sam's attitude about his family's journey is changing a bit, as well as his relationship with Billy. Do you agree? Please provide some evidence that shows these things, or explain why you disagree.
I agree because there opinions are the same because when the horse drowned, and when Billy hugged Sam he didn't reject it. I know there opinions are the same because they were saying, "Murdering Mississippi!" When the man's horse died.
Yes,I agree that Sam and Billy had the same thought or opinion when they said,"Murdering Mississippi!"When the mans horse died.And at the end of the chapter Sam did not reject Billy's hug!
Yes because Sam and Billy seem to get along a little better.
ReplyDeleteYes because at the end of the chapter Sam doesn't reject Billy's hug.
ReplyDeleteI agree because there opinions are the same because when the horse drowned, and when Billy hugged Sam he didn't reject it. I know there opinions are the same because they were saying, "Murdering Mississippi!" When the man's horse died.
ReplyDeleteWhere is your evidence for that, John?
ReplyDeleteYes,I agree that Sam and Billy had the same thought or opinion when they said,"Murdering Mississippi!"When the mans horse died.And at the end of the chapter Sam did not reject Billy's hug!
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