Representation Of Timothy In The Cay

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There are many things that I can chose to represent Timothy from the novel The Cay. I chose the hands holding the heart to describe Timothy. I chose this because Timothy was caring for Phillip and Stew Cat. I chose this item because I thought that Timothy was kind to Phillip when he was blind, and trying to help him survive threw his blindness.I chose the heart for Timothy because he was always caring for Phillip. I choose the two mountain climbers to describe Timothy as well. I chose this item because I thought that is what Timothy had to do to help Phillip threw the hurricane. I thought that it was a perfect representation of Timothy’s helpfulness towards Phillip and Stew cat during the hurricane. I chose this picture because Timothy always

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