Linnea's Internal Response, Attempts, And A Resolution

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In Linnea’s story some of the episode components included an internal response, Attempts, and a Resolution. The main character is Linnea and the story takes place at Sonic, the bank, school and home. Linnea lost her bear .The internal response was that Linnea was sad. The Plan was for Linnea to look for the stuffed bear. The attempts that were completed was Linnea falling asleep everywhere because she was too tired because she couldn’t sleep without her bear. The obstacle that Linnea faced was trying to go through her day to day life while being tired. The resolution was that Linnea went home and saw the bear hanging from couch. The story as a whole showed Linnea’s level of narrative development at Stage Five because there was a plan.
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