Leo And Stargirl Analysis

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The problem between Leo and Stargirl was not that he didn’t love her. Because he walked around most the time in a love daze also in the end of the book he said that she was all he thought about. Leo said and i quote “ Just two weeks before , i had found out she knew my name, and now i was loopy with love.” , “ I was floating “ , “ I floated up the white light that washed my sheets and slept on the moon” , “ In school i was a yellow balloon , smiling and lazy floating above the classrooms.” He soon realized he liked her and had no clue why . I also know this because in the text it says, “ A baseball bat could not have hit me harder than that smile did.” , “ I was sixteen years old .” , “ In that time do you know how many smiles had been aimed

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