Sal states, “The longer I stared up at the leaves, the more it seemed that it was the tree itself that was singing. Every time I passed that tree, I listened.” (Creech 55) Sal changes by listening closely to the trees. Sal states, “I leaned down and whispered in her ear. Gram don’t leave us.”(Creech 53) Sal demonstrates unsettlement, because she commiserates with Gram. Sal states, “...,the whispers no longer said hurry, hurry, or rush, rush. They now said, slow down, slow down.”(Creech 55) Sal feels soothe, because she does not have to worry about her mother’s birthday. For these reasons, the middle of “Walk Two Moons”, demonstrates quiescentism, unsettlement, and
Sal states, “The longer I stared up at the leaves, the more it seemed that it was the tree itself that was singing. Every time I passed that tree, I listened.” (Creech 55) Sal changes by listening closely to the trees. Sal states, “I leaned down and whispered in her ear. Gram don’t leave us.”(Creech 53) Sal demonstrates unsettlement, because she commiserates with Gram. Sal states, “...,the whispers no longer said hurry, hurry, or rush, rush. They now said, slow down, slow down.”(Creech 55) Sal feels soothe, because she does not have to worry about her mother’s birthday. For these reasons, the middle of “Walk Two Moons”, demonstrates quiescentism, unsettlement, and