Ingrid's broken life

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When analyzing Fifteen Dogs by Andre Alexis through an archetypal lens, it becomes clear that human intelligence is a difficult gift as seen through the lives of the archetypal characters.

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Around the world in 80 days

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Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Communication

Nur Syahirahにより

Journal Entries/ Letters

Summarizes the past couple days/hours

Shares a bit more information

Pages with journal entries pg. 1-5 pg 10-12 pg 27-29 pg 43-44 pg 54-56 pg 69-74 pg 86 pg 107-109 pg 124-126 pg 129-130

Pg 69-74

Pg 54-56 Ingrid writes to Issac about how things are going at the camp and about what her mum did and what her her mum would have done

Pg 43-44 Ingrid goes on a rant about how there is a large amount of bugs around the 'camp'

Pg 27-29 Ingrid explains about what she was greeted with when she and the other campers got to the 'camp'

Pg 10-12 Ingrid writes about how long everything is taking and about how she already dislikes how everything is being run.

Pg 1-5 Ingrid explains that she is happy to go on a camping trip in a sarcastic and sarcastic way.

Conflict with her mum

Conflict with her mum was due to her mothers problems

peters out near the end

Constant journals to her mother plus the odd one to Issac

Coping mechanisim for her

Hope for her mother's recovery

Creates a voice

Creates another sort of voice in the story

Ingrid's broken life

Canoeing

New experiences

Gets frightened by a bear

Creating more friendships

Further insight into others lives

First time

Figuring out how to work with three to a canoe

Tents

Uncomfortable in tent

Bob is the problem

No assistance setting up

Learning from scratch

Dislike of sharing with males

Creates friendship with Tavik

Tavik

Makes Ingrid feel safe

Creates a relationship with each other

Shares tent with him

Shares lean-to later on in story

Dislikes at start

They come closer further on in story

Hiking

Connection with other campers

Creates sturdy bonds with them

Peacefulness

Alone without the distraction of the noise from the city

Stress relief

Emotional dumpter

Journal Entries

Only thing she really does by herself

No real activities aside from the camps

Loneliness

Wanting someone to talk to

Hopes of her mother being well

Worried about the state her mother is in