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    The document is a story narrated by a girl named Stargirl who considers herself a great American for expressing her individuality. She has a conversation with her neighbor's cactus, Senor Saguaro, about why she is amazing for dancing at a football game and enjoying freedoms like wearing ruffled gowns. Her pet rat, Cinnamon, also tells the cactus why Stargirl is a great friend for always carrying him and not worrying what others think of her unusual behaviors.

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    Austin Stephenson
    The document is a story narrated by a girl named Stargirl who considers herself a great American for expressing her individuality. She has a conversation with her neighbor's cactus, Senor Saguaro, about why she is amazing for dancing at a football game and enjoying freedoms like wearing ruffled gowns. Her pet rat, Cinnamon, also tells the cactus why Stargirl is a great friend for always carrying him and not worrying what others think of her unusual behaviors.

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    Austin Stephenson

    English I

    September 25, 2019

    The All American Girl

    The other day, as I was walking through Mr. Archie Brubaker’s back yard, I passed by

    his giant cactus named Senor Saguaro. “Hello Senor Saguaro, how’s it going? And by the way,

    Cinnamon says hi too. Would you like to hear why I think I’m an amazing American?” I had

    asked Senor Saguaro. As usual, no response from Senor Saguaro. However, I continue to tell him

    my reasons anyway. “I am a great American citizen because I take pride in being free. To give

    you an example of what I mean, last Friday night at the football game I decided to run and dance

    across the football field during the halftime show. It was absolutely exhilarating and I felt so

    free.” Still no response from Senor Saguaro, but I continued on with my conversation, “America

    is such a wonderful place to call home, we can be free, wear ruffled gowns, and play our

    ukulele.”

    Before Cinnamon, my adorable pet rat, and I had left the backyard, Cinnamon became so

    chatty and was talking up a storm to Senor Saguaro, the big cactus, as to why I am such a great

    friend to him. Cinnamon said “Stargirl is awesome. She doesn’t worry about what people think

    of her. She wears what she likes, and she is such a loyal friend to me. After all, she carries me on

    her shoulder when I’m not in her backpack. It’s funny ‘cause I get to see that boy, Leo, sneaking

    around behind her. I keep telling Stargirl that this boy likes her, but she doesn’t believe me.” I

    just rolled my eyes at Cinnamon as he continued to talk about Leo. “Anyway, it was funny when
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    she did put a card in the mailbox that only said the word Congratulations, with nothing else

    written. That boy Leo looked so confused when he removed it from the mailbox.”

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