Character Analysis Of Margot: All Summer In A Day By Ray Bradbury

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Different is what Margot is in the story All Summer In A Day by Ray Bradbury. Margot is different from most of all the people in her class on Neptune. first she is different because she is lonely. Second she is different because she is shy. But most important why she is different is because she is nice. And those qualities really fit into the category of different kind of person where she lives.

First off she is different because she is lonely. And where she is everyone has a friend and someone that will have your back. Therefore in her class everyone is bullies her because no one likes her because she always talks like this in the story ¨Do the scientists really know? will it happen today¨. And when you talk about science and stuff everyone

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