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Sod Houses of the 1800s
Friday, December 9, 2011
Chapter Twenty-five
What are some ways that Sam changed from the beginning of the story to the end? What do you think caused these changes. I am looking for a thorough explanation of these ideas.
I think Sam liked Billy more as the story progressed on. This may have happened because Sam was with Billy when they worked, played and he shared a room with him.
I think Sam and Billy's relationship got better and better through the book because they were with each other for a long time in the wagon and they were working with each other a lot and also Sams perspective of going to the Dakotas changed because he got a friend there.
I think several things happened to Sam, One thing that I believe happened to am was that he became more kind to ex-slaves like Harold. I believe this change happened to Sam because he compared his life to Harold and he was in a state with less segregation. I also think that Sam and Billy became closer because they were together more.
I think that Sam and Billy's relationship has got a lot better through the book because they were together a lot of the time in the wagon on there long journey to the Dakota Territory.And during that time Harold kept coming up and I think that Sam learned some stuff about Harold,so that might have made them stop arguing because Sam thought that Harold was an ex-slave nothing more,nothing less.Then a slave.
I think Sam liked Billy more as the story progressed on. This may have happened because Sam was with Billy when they worked, played and he shared a room with him.
ReplyDeleteI think Sam and Billy's relationship got better and better through the book because they were with each other for a long time in the wagon and they were working with each other a lot and also Sams perspective of going to the Dakotas changed because he got a friend there.
ReplyDeleteI think several things happened to Sam, One thing that I believe happened to am was that he became more kind to ex-slaves like Harold. I believe this change happened to Sam because he compared his life to Harold and he was in a state with less segregation. I also think that Sam and Billy became closer because they were together more.
ReplyDeleteI think that Sam and Billy's relationship has got a lot better through the book because they were together a lot of the time in the wagon on there long journey to the Dakota Territory.And during that time Harold kept coming up and I think that Sam learned some stuff about Harold,so that might have made them stop arguing because Sam thought that Harold was an ex-slave nothing more,nothing less.Then a slave.
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