At first, Celiane is scared in New York. She has a hard time making friends. She also gets lost and almost doesn't make it home after school. She then begins making friends and gets comfortable in her new home. Afterwards, Celiane goes to a friends house without notifying her parents. This gets her in some pretty serious trouble. I would go as far as to say that the city has changed her for the worst.
The environment impacts Celiane's life towards the end of the novel because in New York they have buildings surrounding you everywhere and in Haiti you don't. Also, when she went to school in New York, she had a transportation to get there and her school was far much better than the one back in Haiti. This is how the environment impacts Celiane' life towards the end of the novel. Posted by: Cynthia
This big move in envirment from Haiti to New York impacts Celiane's life by making Celiane adapt to new things quickly.Things like school for one changes from her old school in Haiti to this new one in New York with no one she knows,gangs roaming everywhere,and also adapting to new classes that are put into periods.Celiane also has to learn a new lauguage which is hard for one to learn but she also cant function in New York until she does since no one out of her school speaks creole. shes also adjusting to see her dad again.
im anthony rodriguez and the impact on celiane is very harsh for example the weather in haiti it was always very warm and comfortable but in new york it is a very harsh winter it is very cold and its mostly always snowing some of the other transitions are schools in haiti she had lots of friends and she was one of the top students and the teacher loved her but in new york she has no friends but two kids and in here everything is in english and she has trouble with it sometimes and there is alot of gang activity in her new school there are many transitions for her to get used to
im anthony and I agree with cynthia it is a very big change to make from the warm comfortable weather of haiti to the cold desolte city of new york i would be scared too if i was in her position.
Respondin to DJ's Post: How is the school in haiti better for her than in New York? Dont they have better stuff there or is it because she she misses Haiti's school? Posted By: Cynthia
At first, Celiane is scared in New York. She has a hard time making friends. She also gets lost and almost doesn't make it home after school. She then begins making friends and gets comfortable in her new home. Afterwards, Celiane goes to a friends house without notifying her parents. This gets her in some pretty serious trouble. I would go as far as to say that the city has changed her for the worst.
ReplyDeleteThe environment impacts Celiane's life towards the end of the novel because in New York they have buildings surrounding you everywhere and in Haiti you don't. Also, when she went to school in New York, she had a transportation to get there and her school was far much better than the one back in Haiti. This is how the environment impacts Celiane' life towards the end of the novel.
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The top post is by Dj Owens
ReplyDeleteThis big move in envirment from Haiti to New York impacts Celiane's life by making Celiane adapt to new things quickly.Things like school for one changes from her old school in Haiti to this new one in New York with no one she knows,gangs roaming everywhere,and also adapting to new classes that are put into periods.Celiane also has to learn a new lauguage which is hard for one to learn but she also cant function in New York until she does since no one out of her school speaks creole. shes also adjusting to see her dad again.
ReplyDeleteim anthony rodriguez and the impact on celiane is very harsh for example the weather in haiti it was always very warm and comfortable but in new york it is a very harsh winter it is very cold and its mostly always snowing some of the other transitions are schools in haiti she had lots of friends and she was one of the top students and the teacher loved her but in new york she has no friends but two kids and in here everything is in english and she has trouble with it sometimes and there is alot of gang activity in her new school there are many transitions for her to get used to
ReplyDeleteResponding to Cynthia's post, I think the school in Haiti was better for Celiane socially, but was indeed better scholastically.
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Responding to Kaylin's post, she actually goes to a school who speaks creole so that is not a factor socially.
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I agree Anthony, but you know you can put periods right??? :)
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im anthony and I agree with cynthia it is a very big change to make from the warm comfortable weather of haiti to the cold desolte city of new york i would be scared too if i was in her position.
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ReplyDeleteI don't know if I would be scared I think I Would like the change, but I dont know what it feels like so what do i know?
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Respondin to DJ's Post: How is the school in haiti better for her than in New York? Dont they have better stuff there or is it because she she misses Haiti's school?
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I meant she makes friends easier in Haiti, but the education is better, i agree with that.
ReplyDeleteOk because i got confused when you said that the school was better in Haiti than in New York.
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lol
ReplyDeleteAre you confused easily?? Just kidding.
ReplyDeleteyeah well idk, sometimes but you should be more SPECIFIC with your comments!
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ouch burn
ReplyDeleteyeah no more fighting this is a group book discussion!
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heys I said that but I dont think theres anything else to add to this
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I'm sorry Cynthia.... will you be my friend?
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