All summer in a day shows that people will do dumb things to show jealousy, like, some people will shut people up in closets, or do other things because they are jealous and want what others have and are trying to get it in strange ways.
“It's like a fire in the stove” “No it's not your lying you don't remember” the kids were saying to Margot the she doesn't know what the sun looks like and she doesn't remember what it looks like even know she used to live on earth and saw the sun frequently.
“Are we all here” “yes” the teacher was asking the kids if everyone was there so she could mark that on the attendance.
“Will it be seven more years” the kids were talking about when the sun will come out again. The kids had never seen the sun in …show more content…
“Behind the closet the door was only silence” I think that the author wants people who are reading her story to wonder what happened after that or if Margot was in there or what happened to her.
“Ready, ready, now, now” the kids were saying that because, that day the sun was supposed to come out and were wondering if the scientists really knew what they were talking about when they said that the sun was supposed to come out when it hadn't for seven years.
“Margot stood apart from them, from these children who couldn't ever remember a time when there wasn't always rain,rain,rain.” I think that the kids thought and saw how Margot was and didn't believe her when she said that the sun was like a ball of fire and all the other things that she said the sun was like. Margot felt bad for the kids that had not seen the sun for seven years. Margot stood out because everyone thought that she was some weirdo that was born on the earth.
“Yes,yes” the children were saying yes yes because the rain was starting to stop and it was at that moment when the kids knew that the scientist after all might be
“It's like a fire in the stove” “No it's not your lying you don't remember” the kids were saying to Margot the she doesn't know what the sun looks like and she doesn't remember what it looks like even know she used to live on earth and saw the sun frequently.
“Are we all here” “yes” the teacher was asking the kids if everyone was there so she could mark that on the attendance.
“Will it be seven more years” the kids were talking about when the sun will come out again. The kids had never seen the sun in …show more content…
“Behind the closet the door was only silence” I think that the author wants people who are reading her story to wonder what happened after that or if Margot was in there or what happened to her.
“Ready, ready, now, now” the kids were saying that because, that day the sun was supposed to come out and were wondering if the scientists really knew what they were talking about when they said that the sun was supposed to come out when it hadn't for seven years.
“Margot stood apart from them, from these children who couldn't ever remember a time when there wasn't always rain,rain,rain.” I think that the kids thought and saw how Margot was and didn't believe her when she said that the sun was like a ball of fire and all the other things that she said the sun was like. Margot felt bad for the kids that had not seen the sun for seven years. Margot stood out because everyone thought that she was some weirdo that was born on the earth.
“Yes,yes” the children were saying yes yes because the rain was starting to stop and it was at that moment when the kids knew that the scientist after all might be