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When Kara was having troubles with her family, friends, and school, she would go to the cove where she helped save a white Dolphin with wounds and injuries that struggled setting itself free on the dirty polluted sand with the help of her friend Felix. An internal conflict the main character faces is Kara vs. Self. Kara is very depressed that her mother is missing and everyone has lost faith that she would still be alive. She is also sad that her father must sell their beloved boat known as Moana. This clearly shows that an internal conflict is Kara vs. self. An external conflict the main character faces is man vs. man. When Kara went to school everyday, she was bullied by the antagonist who was known as Jake Evans which is the character she despised. Kara did not want to go to school because she knew that Jake would bully her, and she would come home crying from school each and everyday. This shows that an external conflict the main character faces is man vs. man. The character that changed the most through the story was the antagonist who was known as Jake Evans. Jake Evans changed the most throughout the story because in the start he was vicious, cruel, and evil but towards the end he changed for the better. The story White Dolphin by Gill Lewis is a spectacular book. I especially like this book because the main character and I could relate in many ways, and we had many similarities through the whole entire story. I think boys and girls will enjoy this book. I think this book is great for young readers because some of the animals in the story talk and express emotion. The story is similar and shares connections with another story known as The One and Only Ivan because throughout both stories, some of the animals talk and express emotion about their struggles within their lives.
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