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Furthermore, Allie Brosh, the author, tells us a story of how when she was a little girl, her Mom took her, her sister, and their dog on an adventure hike. The mom thought that she knew where she was going, but as hours past by, she realized they were lost. She didn't tell the children that she was lost, since she thought it might scare them. After several hours past by, night came, until they found their way home.
— Feb 07, 2018 08:49PM
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As the book comes to an end, the author tries to find who she really is on the inside. She lurks through her inner self in hopes of finding out the reason why she thinks the way she does. As she comes to the inner core of her thoughts, she realizes that it’s not what she was expecting. She was sad that she was really a stranger person until she realizes that it takes effort to try not to be that way.
— May 18, 2018 11:50AM
Nicolas Corfmat
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As the story goes on, the author claims that she did not like to follow the rules when she was younger, and thought about things that no normal person would think of. She claims to have been a strange person, who is abnormal when compared to those of another. The author tries to avoid thinking these thoughts by ignoring to her inner self.
— May 08, 2018 11:30AM
Nicolas Corfmat
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As the story continues, the narrator discusses some misconceptions that her dogs have. She points out the flaws in her dogs, such as that they eat bees, rip up furniture, constantly annoy her, and make many annoying sounds. She then goes on to tell them that they shouldn't be doing what they are already doing, by giving them a list of certain things they could do in order to prevent them from being annoying.
— Mar 30, 2018 12:03PM
Nicolas Corfmat
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As the story progresses, the narrator tells about a story of how she was once watching a movie one night with her boyfriend, when she heard strange screeching sounds outside of her house. She went to see what it was, but was amazed to see that there was a goose starring straight at her, in her front yard. Remembering that one time she was attacked by geese, she ran inside. The goose then attacked her boyfriend.
— Mar 02, 2018 08:05AM
Nicolas Corfmat
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Moving on, Allie Brosh informs the reader of when a family friend gifted her and her sister a toy parrot that repeats phrases. They played with it all day long, non-stop, which really got her parents annoyed. Eventually, it was inevitably found to be "broken," because it had a cut wire. It was in fact her parents who snipped the wire, but Allie and her sister, asked their aunt if she could fix it.
— Feb 16, 2018 08:06AM
Nicolas Corfmat
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As the story moves on, the narrator tells us a story of how she once but hot sauce on her food when she was eight, and didn’t get spiced out. Her parents thought she was born with amazing talent, so they challenged one of her dad’s friends to challenge her to a spicy sauce eating competition. She later challenged him, and won.
— Feb 12, 2018 01:18PM
Nicolas Corfmat
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As the story moves on, the narrator tells us a story of how she once but hot sauce on her food when she was eight, and didn’t get spiced out. Her parents thought she was born with amazing talent, so they challenged one of her dad’s friends to challenge her to a spicy sauce eating competition. She later challenged him, and won.
— Feb 12, 2018 01:18PM
Nicolas Corfmat
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As the story progresses, the narrator talks about how she suffered depression for a long time, and didn't know how to escape it. She tried so hard to get rid of it, and finally learn how to feel feelings and emotions, but they didn't work. Finally, one day, she was crying on the ground, when she looked under the refrigerator and saw a tiny piece of corn. This made her laugh so hard, that it cured her depression.
— Jan 21, 2018 12:45PM
Nicolas Corfmat
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As the story progresses, the narrator, Allie Brosh, talks about her unhealthy obsession with dogs, and how her past selves were very abnormal. When she was a little girl, she was addicted to sugar, and there was a cake that she took a bite from once, and she couldn't stop eating the cake until it was finished. The narrator also discusses how she always thought that she could train dogs, which she really can not do.
— Jan 12, 2018 12:31PM
Nicolas Corfmat
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As the main character Allie is introduced, she talks about her past self and how she doesn't understand why she did certain things when she was young. The author uses words that appeal to people's sense of humor. It's a decent introduction that gives the reader an idea of what the book is going to be about.
— Jan 05, 2018 12:17PM
