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Wonders Character Analysis

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Sometimes it is hard to keep two groups of friends, especially if they don’t like each other. For me, while reading the book Wonder, I empathized with many of the characters because I have been in their place before. A few years ago, my friends and I got into a fight. Two of them (Lucy and Hope) were upset about me hanging out with someone else (Bri), because they could not believe that someone as ‘weird’ as Bri could steal someone from their group. This was very hard for me, especially because it caused Lucy and Hope to become closer to each other than they were to me. My confidence was shot, and I did not know what to do about it. I felt much like August in Wonder, when he hears Jack talk about him. I still wanted to be friends with Bri, so our friendship continued. This is similar to when Summer is asked by the popular girls if she wants to be in their group, and said no. …show more content…

I knew this could either end badly or bring them together. I invited a fourth friend, Mary, who was also friends with Bri. At my party, everyone paired up. Lucy and Hope were in one group, Bri and Mary in another. I tried my best to do things with both of them, but it was difficult for all of us. They started to get along when we all made friendship bracelets that matched. They even agreed that we all should wear them to school the next day. I was pleasantly surprised with this. Eventually, we were all able to become friends. This took a while. I stood up for Bri to Lucy and Hope, after they would not include her. It felt good for me to stand up for her. This is parallel to when Jack stood up for August in Wonder. This made them realize what a fun and easy going person she was, and our differences brought us together. We are now one big group. It was defiantly hard work to unite us, but it payed off. Today, I am still friends with all of these girls and we see each other

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