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Extension: to the prom but Rowley had to be friends with her and fall in love with each other. This is why I wouldn't want to live like Greg Heffelly in this time of the story/book.

Answering: #5:

If I were to live like Greg Heffely, I wouldn't like it because his friend Rowley has left him and he can't "survive" through this difficult time. He has always relied on him as a best friend, and Rowley has been compliant to that. But now, he can't because they are't friends anymore. Also, another reason why is he loved this girl named "Abigail," and Rowley "stole" her from him. They were going...

On and that he can trust.

I am answering #1:

Greg's problem is that his best friend, Rowley has a girlfriend now and he is ignoring him. Greg always depends on him and now that he doesn't spend time him, he is going to be on his own. My advice is that he should try to make other friends, because there is another "reliable/best friend" in the world. Since Rowley is ignoring him, and not spending time him, so has make more friends to rely...

reacts to that situation and how they feel about it. Another example, if it was told in a grumpy or a depressed character's perception, it would seem boring and dull. This shows that if the story was told in through a different character's eyes because it would sound boring and dull. This proves that the story would be different if the story was told through another character's eyes.

Answering: #11

The story would be different if told through another character's eyes because some characters in this story are always optimistic and some are grumpy or angry all the time. For example, if it was in Greg's Mom's perspective, everything would seem nice and happy. This shows that the story would be different if it was told through another character's eyes because the way that the character (More..)