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In or Out: Our Struggle to Belong Unit on Commonlit connection - Connect to your Unit to the book, The Summons, by John Grisham
a. Did any characters in your novel feel out of place or that they didn't
belong? If so, what made them feel that way and how did that adjust?

b. Did you notice any character development?

c. How did the setting affect the story? Did it create the conflict, increase
the tension, set the mood, etc.?

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