Essay On My Hunting Jacket

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The smallest words could make a enormous difference. “WELCOME TO THE beautiful Sinclair family. No one is a criminal. No one is an addict. No one is a failure.(pg.1)” The main character thinks she is living a perfect family, but she doesn’t know that there's a secret behind every person. You’ll never know the mysteries secret behind the novel.
Cadence was going through some rough times through her life about her health and the person she loves Gat. Cadence was giving out Gat olive hunting jacket. Which she had some memories of what they were doing. She knows that Gat doesn’t love her as she does. “GIVEAWAY: GAT’S OLIVE hunting jacket. The one I wore that night we held hands and looked at the stars and talked about God. I never returned it.( Pg. 56)” The meaning to the hunting jacket was Gat hunting jacket which Cadence loves him. She also think that Gat doesn’t loves her as she does. The hunting jacket remind Cadence when they both were holding hands, talking about God and looking at the star.
Cadence has to be taking pills everyday although their family members might be thinking that she’s a drug addicted. Sometimes they might be thinking that she forgets things that they already told her. “And I wanted to call you. Only not if you’re drug addict because drug addicts don’t know what going on. I’m not a drug addict, you pipsqueak, I say. Though
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It caused a lot of problem for Cadence and to her friends, which it also includes their family members and the building. “ Gat, Johnny, Mirren and me. We sit this fire and it is burning down Clairmont. Burning down the palace, the palace of the king who had three beautiful daughters. We set it. (pg.151)” In this quote it symbolize that the four liars lit up the house. That Cadence mother was fighting for it which caused problems into the family. To help stop fighting, the lairs planned to lit up the house which it wasn’t a good

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