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Sleeping Freshman Never Lie
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SleepingFreshman
Never Lie
Drew Joyce
Introduction
Introduction
Sleeping Freshman Never Lie, by David Lubar.
Main Character
The main character is Scott Hudson. He is a 15 year old boy starting his first year in highschool.
Main character
Setting
Zenger Highschool, in the present time period.
setting
Main conflict
Conflict
The main conflict is man Vs society, because a new girl named lee shows up at Zenger High and everybody makes fun of her and treats her bad; meanwhile Scott has to decide if he will be nice to her and get made fun of or stick with the crowd and treat her poorly for his popularity.
1. Scotts mom becomes pregnant and it causes a lot of extra stress on him.
Rising action
2. All of Scotts old friends start drifting apart from Scott. As a result he doesn't have as much friends.
Rising action
3. A girl named Lee shows up to the school as an outcast. At first Scott thinks about his social status and ignores her.
Rising acion
Climax
Climax!
When Scott gets to school, he imediately starts hearing rumors about someone who tried to kill themselves. He instantly thinks of Lee because she always looked sad and starts to worry for her. He later found out it wasn't her, but realized he cared for her no matter how much he wanted to deny it.
Resolution
When Scott takes Lee to the dance, not worrying about what any one will think or say.
Resolution
Theme
The theme of this novel is: never let other people dictate the decisions you make or how you think about yourself.
Thematic Analysis
Text Evidence:
In the story Scott says, "I can't let people see me with her!" Indicating that he was scared of what people would think about him if he was With lee because he would get made fun of.
Also late in the book Scott tells Lee, "Were going to the dance, I dont care what people think."
Text Evidence
Getting made fun of worries Scott.
Then it all changes
The Poem "I Am", by Haritha Seby shares the same theme as Sleeping Freshman Never lie.
I Am...
I am who I am
I do not care what others think of me.
Like me or not
that is your choice.
Accept me for who I am.
Poem!