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Where The Red Fern Grows
By: Ann, Ember, and Madison
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Coming of Age
tHE MOST IMPORTANCE EXPERIENCE THAt
helps Billy grow up.
The getting and losing of Billy's dogs. In chapter 5 Billy receives his dogs and it helps him grow up.
Over time Billy's dogs help him mature by taking him on a adventure to manhood.
The dogs help Billy learn to have responsibility and to overcome challenges.
In chapter 19 Billy loses his dogs. This helps him mature by excepting that his dogs are dead.
How people consider
Billy a man.
The winning of the gold and silver cup and the money help people view Billy as a man.
When Billy and his 2 dogs head to the championship hunt, people viewed him as a little kid.
Everybody thought Billy was a man, because the men that entered lost to a kid.
What makes Billy
a "boy" at the end of the story.
The way how Billy reacts and shows sympathy to both of his dogs dying.
Billy, during the mountain lion fight was a man fighting with his dogs.
When Old Dan and Little Ann dies, he cries and shows a lot of sympathy for his dogs.
How Billy changed
from the beginning of the story.
