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- Characters
- Alma Niles, put up her hand and said:
- 'Why cant girls go for the water, too?
- Point of View
- Main Protagonist
- Setting
- Alma Niles is the protagonist in the story. She is a round character and is strong-willed and opinionated. Miss. Ralston is the teacher in the story she is a round character that is kind and strict.
- Plot
- whoever heard of girls going for the water
- The point of view in the story is 1st person, from the perspective of the girl who sits next to alma. This impacts the story because it shows how she and the girls are treated unfairly, and how they feel throughout the story.
- Theme
- The setting of this story has many different places but the main setting where the conflict happened is the classroom. Here is some evidence from the text to support the setting, ''...at the front of the room behind the teacher's desk...
- Conflict
- The students are battling for gender equality. They think boys are stronger than girls. The girls want the same treatment as the girls. The passage states whoever heard of girls going for the water
- The theme is that everybody should be equal. The issue was based on the lack of equality and responsibility given to the girls.
- The conflict is man vs. society. The readers see this when the girls are faced with unfair rules. The conflict was the inequality of girls and boys throughout the passage. The passage states, Alma Niles, put up her hand and said: 'Why can't girls go the water, too?
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