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Golda Kitchell
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Updated May 21, 2021
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Chapters
00:00
Chapter 1
00:08
Chapter 2
00:11
Chapter 3
00:31
Chapter 4
00:34
Chapter 5
00:39
Chapter 6
00:41
Chapter 7
00:43
Chapter 8
00:57
Chapter 9
01:11
Chapter 10
01:14
Chapter 11
01:26
Chapter 12
01:28
Chapter 13
01:29
Chapter 14
01:33
Chapter 15
01:41
Chapter 16
01:42
Chapter 17
01:59
Chapter 18
02:01
Chapter 19
02:10
Chapter 20
02:11
Chapter 21
02:36
Chapter 22
02:38
Chapter 23
02:41
Chapter 24
02:49
Chapter 25
02:51
Chapter 26
03:16
Chapter 27
03:24
Chapter 28
03:27
Chapter 29
Audio Transcript
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Hello, This is presentation# eight about the novel welcome
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to yesterday by Ian Spiegelman First let's start by getting
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to know Ian Spiegelman.
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He has lived around me around the new york area
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his entire life.
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Yeah. He originally became well known for reporting for New
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York magazine in New York Post's page six.
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Spiegel Spiegelman is most popular for writing gossip and mystery,
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realistic fiction.
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Other books buying Spiegelman include how to rig an election,
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everyone's burning and making Mavericks.
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Now let's take a look about the characters and welcome
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to Yesterday.
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There is leon a typical witty, sarcastic main character who
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can be a bit of a jerk sometimes he is
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typically very curious as a picture as shown as had
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as shown in the picture Next Emma who is outgoing,
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kind and extremely smart.
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She could have left land for dust but she stuck
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with him to help Emma's very trustworthy.
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As shown in the picture.
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Finally, Kyle Cry was not exactly the best person legal
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wise, but that did not mean he was a terrible
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person. Kyle has has some bad personality traits, but it
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was really kind.
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If you were to know him now, let's take a
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dive into the plot.
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First, the setting, The story takes place from spring to
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fall around the late 2000.
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The story takes place in new york city.
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Now let's take a look at the beginning.
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In the beginning of the story, it was a typical
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day for Leon, then he gets a cold, he picks
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up a call in the anonymous color was framing him
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for the murder of a local drug dealer.
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He had written a column about a couple months ago
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in the middle land.
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Besides, he will search for the anonymous caller for he
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believes they are the true murderer, reframing him in the
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end and then Emma and Leon make a deal.
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Leon will ride a positive column about about her partner
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Billy, who wasn't exactly on the right side of the
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law. If Emma help if Emma can help discover who
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the anonymous color is and why they chose a leon
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to frank.
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They get a call about a possible confession.
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In the book ends with someone being charged for the
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murder of Kyle Prince.
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Next, the theme, the basic theme of the story is
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to try to not hurt others because in the end,
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they could get their revenge.
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Finally, my recommendation, I would say like the I like
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the novel.
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Welcome to Yesterday Spiegel.
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My Spiegelman can take pages or even chapters to build
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suspense about what twist is going is going to happen
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next. The novel does handle a few serious topics for
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people, for for people that had been older.
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The bible, the bible, geographic information is as follows, and
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that concludes my presentation over the novel.
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Welcome to Yesterday.
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Thank you for listening.
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