Analyzing Characters and Themes

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Starr's character development in Chapters 14-18 of "The Hate U Give":

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Becomes more vocal and determined to fight for justice.

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Starr's relationship with her community based on Chapters 14-18.

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Struggles with her role but feels a strong sense of belonging.

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Author's purpose in detailing the shooting's aftermath?

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To highlight the personal impact of systemic issues.

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Figurative language describing Starr's feelings:

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"Starr felt like a volcano ready to erupt."

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Starr's family interactions develop her character by showing her growing independence and desire to make her own decisions.

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They show her growing independence and desire to make her own decisions.

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Author's view on activism through Starr's growth?

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Activism is an effective tool for social change.

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Contrasting traits of Starr and peers enhance the narrative by showing diverse responses to trauma and injustice.

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Diversity of responses to trauma and injustice.

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Impact of Khalil's death on the community:

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United the community in a fight against injustice.

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Starr's action after the shooting?

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She stays with Khalil.

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Starr Carter's feelings about attending Williamson Prep?

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She feels like an outsider due to her race and background.