... opportunity at life. She does not fear the death of animals as a child, as an adult she is willing to accept sickly, unwanted animals into her home. However, after an animal dies in her adulthood, she always adopts another needy pet. This is a trend continued on from childhood. After she witnesses the death of the horse, Mack, she immediately encourages life ... horse will be captured, but she frees herself by doing what is not expected of her, freeing herself from extreme limits. The narrator sees herself as the horse. Like the animal, the girl feels trapped between what she wants to b...

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• Grade Level: High School