Witch of Blackbird Pond
At sometime in your life have you ever had to relocate and start a new routine that your not use to? Well, in the novel The Witch of Blackbird Pond, by Elizabeth Speare, the main character Kit moves from the sunny island of Barbados to dreary Connecticut, a totally different environment and culture because her grandfather who raised her dies. From the time before she steps her first foot on American soil, problems are already stirring up with her. In the novel, Kit has to deal with the maturation process, relocating, and friendship. Everyone knows what a year can do to a person. Kit is no exception, there is definite proof in the novel that Kit under goes the maturation process. For example, in the beginning of the novel she is immature. She is immature and wont except the fact she has to adjust to living in Connecticut. “She didn’t want to admit how disappointed she found this first glimpse of America” (Speare 7). This quote gives the reader proof she didn’t like America at first sight. However, in the middle of the novel she adjusts slightly to typical Puritan life. She goes to church with her family and she does the cho
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Approximate Word count = 762
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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