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So I Ain T No Good Girl Sharon Fllake

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In the story, so I ain’t no good girl-By Sharon Flake, I felt that the author expressed a very realistic scene brought by the author. The character has problems with the other characters at her bus-stop. A girl at her bus-stop has problems with the other girls, she hates them, especially the red-haired; gray-eyed girl that’s always with them, because she always has good grades and is the teacher’s pet.
A bus stop scene seemed almost too realistic to me, because lots of bad things can happen at a bus-stop: You can get bullied, or somebody might want to get in a fight with you, etc. The character went chasing down the street the other girls, with her fists balled up. Now that’s a realistic scene.
This scene took place on a bus-stop. The scene could’ve …show more content…

I guess he wasn’t on the mood to be with his girlfriend. Because Raheem kept pushing her away from him, “supposedly” he was busy and things to do. Plus, the girl sometimes skipped school, just to be with him. He got mad at her because he never asked her to skip school to be with him. Some girls get jealous when they see her with Raheem, he has been her boyfriend for two years and he is her third boyfriend. In the end, the character handled the situation at the bus-stop when she saw her boyfriend. When she was chasing the girls down the street, she saw her boyfriend walking down the street and she forgot about what just happened in the last few seconds, then she went to be with her boyfriend. In the end, the character handled this situation at the bus-stop when she saw her boyfriend (Raheem). Moments before, she was chasing down the street some girls that were also at her bus-stop, she was chasing down the street some girls that were also at her bus-stop. But when she saw her boyfriend walking down the street, she forgot all about what just happened and went to hang out with

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