Raheem Slaps

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In the story ‘’Who Am I without Him “, written by Sharon Flake, the author made this scene realistic when the main character‘s boyfriend Raheem slaps her in the face I feel like this scene sets the whole mood for the story. Raheem slaps the main female character. The scene takes place at the bus stop where the main character waits every day for the bus for school to come during her wait her boyfriend Raheem comes into the scene. Her boyfriend is abusive in a way but she doesn’t really know that. The author is a desperate girl who will let her boyfriend treat her like anything and she will apologize to him. As the scene continues Raheem slaps the main character in the face. People always talked about her this scene after the main female character

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