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    Douglas is the 12-year-old protagonist who experiences a coming of age over the summer as he becomes more aware of the passing of time. He spends the summer with his friend Tom, who also sees the world in an abstract way. The themes involve growing up and appreciating life and friendship as Douglas' perspective changes over the summer in his small town.

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    Douglas is the 12-year-old protagonist who experiences a coming of age over the summer as he becomes more aware of the passing of time. He spends the summer with his friend Tom, who also sees the world in an abstract way. The themes involve growing up and appreciating life and friendship as Douglas' perspective changes over the summer in his small town.

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    Douglas is the 12-year-old protagonist who experiences a coming of age over the summer as he becomes more aware of the passing of time. He spends the summer with his friend Tom, who also sees the world in an abstract way. The themes involve growing up and appreciating life and friendship as Douglas' perspective changes over the summer in his small town.

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    Dandelion Wine – Ray Bradbury

    Plot summary: Characters: Make sure you give me details about them. Label protagonist and
    antagonist.
    1)Douglas: protagonist, dynamic.
    He becomes more aware of the passing of time, life, and friendship or
    love.
    He is twelve, and he looks at things in a different way.

    2)Tom: supporting character, static. He is Douglas’s brother, and he also


    sees things in an abstract way.

    3)The lonely one:

    Themes: Conflict(s): Make sure you include type and who is involved.

    Climax:

    Evidence of the Themes: (continue on back or next page if necessary) Point of View:

    Setting:

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