One example is when Squeaky runs into the Gretchen, Mary Louise, and Rosie on the street. Another example is when Squeaky has to race people on the fifty yard dash.
One is when she had met Gretchen and Mary Louise on broadway. Another one is when she finished the race and was surpised at her older brother. She was surpised to see that her brother was running jaust as fast as she was.
Squeaky face's multiple external conflicts in Ramond's Run. One conflict she faces is people making fun of Raymond. It frustrate's Squeaky when people insulte Raymond because he can't help how he is he was born that way. Another conflict Squeaky face's is the race's and keeping her reputation as the fastest runner.
She meets Gretchen, Mary Louise, and Rosie and Gretchen says to Squeaky she will lose the race. Then she meets Mr. Pearson and she has a conflict with him.
Squeaky faces an external conflict when she and Gretchen meet on the street. Squeaky and Gretchen don't get along because they are both competitive and are both running the 50 yard dash. When Gretchen moved there Mary Louise quit hanging out with Squeaky even after Squeaky was her only friend when she moved from Baltimore. Another external conflict she runs into is when the judges or officials can't figure out if Gretchen or Squeaky finished the race first. Squeaky realizes that even if she doesn't win she could coach Raymond if the running career doesn't work out. Gretchen and Squeaky are both happy with their placings.
Sqeaky faces ecxternal conficts when three girls come by when she is doing her breathing exercises when and talked bad about her. The second is when she was raceing and was going to yell at Ramond before she ran but she stoped herself and said yelling is just a wast of time so she whent back to her race.
In Ramonds Run, at one point in the story Squeaky was faced with Grichen and her friends who were annoying her about the May Day 50 yard dash. Later, she was faced with raceing with and competing against Gretchen, who was almost as good as a runner as Squeaky.
Squeaky faced two external conflicts because at first Gretchen, Mary Louise, and Rosie started to say things to Raymond and she got mad. The other external conflict was at the race when she raced Gretchen. She had to face the fact that she mite lose.
Squeaky faces an external conflict when they are at a track meet because Gretchen and her friends and Squeaky get really competitive and when they argue.
One example of an external conflict that Squeaky faces in the story is when she was worried about the race and she was worried about not winning the race.Another example of an external conflict that she faces is when she saw her brother running with them in the race she was surprised that her brother could run.
Squeaky faces external conflict when she has to apoligize to the old people when Raymond disrupted their lunchs and scattered the pigeons. Also she faces external conflict when she tries to beat Grechen in the race.
One example is when Squeaky runs into the Gretchen, Mary Louise, and Rosie on the street.
ReplyDeleteAnother example is when Squeaky has to race people on the fifty yard dash.
One is when she had met Gretchen and Mary Louise on broadway. Another one is when she finished the race and was surpised at her older brother. She was surpised to see that her brother was running jaust as fast as she was.
ReplyDeleteSqueaky face's multiple external conflicts in Ramond's Run. One conflict she faces is people making fun of Raymond. It frustrate's Squeaky when people insulte Raymond because he can't help how he is he was born that way. Another conflict Squeaky face's is the race's and keeping her reputation as the fastest runner.
ReplyDeleteShe meets Gretchen, Mary Louise, and Rosie and Gretchen says to Squeaky she will lose the race. Then she meets Mr. Pearson and she has a conflict with him.
ReplyDeleteSqueaky faces an external conflict when she and Gretchen meet on the street. Squeaky and Gretchen don't get along because they are both competitive and are both running the 50 yard dash. When Gretchen moved there Mary Louise quit hanging out with Squeaky even after Squeaky was her only friend when she moved from Baltimore. Another external conflict she runs into is when the judges or officials can't figure out if Gretchen or Squeaky finished the race first. Squeaky realizes that even if she doesn't win she could coach Raymond if the running career doesn't work out. Gretchen and Squeaky are both happy with their placings.
ReplyDeleteSqeaky faces ecxternal conficts when three girls come by when she is doing her breathing exercises when and talked bad about her. The second is when she was raceing and was going to yell at Ramond before she ran but she stoped herself and said yelling is just a wast of time so she whent back to her race.
ReplyDeleteIn Ramonds Run, at one point in the story Squeaky was faced with Grichen and her friends who were annoying her about the May Day 50 yard dash. Later, she was faced with raceing with and competing against Gretchen, who was almost as good as a runner as Squeaky.
ReplyDeleteSqueaky faced two external conflicts because at first Gretchen, Mary Louise, and Rosie started to say things to Raymond and she got mad. The other external conflict was at the race when she raced Gretchen. She had to face the fact that she mite lose.
ReplyDeleteSqueaky faces an external conflict when they are at a track meet because Gretchen and her friends and Squeaky get really competitive and when they argue.
ReplyDeleteOne example of an external conflict that Squeaky faces in the story is when she was worried about the race and she was worried about not winning the race.Another example of an external conflict that she faces is when she saw her brother running with them in the race she was surprised that her brother could run.
ReplyDeleteSqueaky faces external conflict when she has to apoligize to the old people when Raymond disrupted their lunchs and scattered the pigeons. Also she faces external conflict when she tries to beat Grechen in the race.
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