Hello! I'm Kamryn Barnes and I'm currently a junior at B.C. Rain High School. I tend to usually be found reading a book or hanging out with my friends. I also spend my time with JROTC, band, and also choir! Whenever I'm not working hard in school, I devote my time to helping teach sunday school classes at my church and watching after my three younger siblings. I look forward to having a bright school year and I do wish the best to my fellow classmates the best as well!
Kamryn Barnes Mr. Rease 24 January 2019 AP Lit 12 Reflection- Letter 1 In the first letter, the main character, Celie, reveals to God that her father had raped her. This obviously scars her for the rest of her life, being that she was only 14 years old when it happened. This event is a very uncomfortable and shocking start to a book, and sets the tone for the rest of the book. The grammar is rough, showing that Celie is an uneducated girl who most likely can not afford an education, or was held back from attending due to other circumstances. This first letter serves as a brutally honest and realistic outlook on the burdens that a person can carry with them. Celie's most innermost and unfiltered thoughts are shown to the reader, eliciting great emotions of anger, concern, and grief from the very beginning of the novel. Journal Entry 1: Today at school, we discussed how each person carries different burdens with them that nobody else knows about. I liked this discussi
I love the fact that teach Sunday School; I am positive that you will have an amazing year!
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