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    Here are a few possible reasons why Ada's mother let Ada be socially secluded: 1. Shame and embarrassment of Ada's disability. Ada's clubfoot made walking difficult. Her mother may have wanted to hide Ada away to avoid others seeing and judging her daughter's condition. 2. Overprotectiveness. Ada's mother views Ada as fragile due to her disability. Isolating Ada was a misguided attempt to protect her from potential harm or difficulties in the outside world. 3. Internalized ableism. Ada's mother may have internalized societal stigma against disability. She saw Ada's clubfoot as something to be ashamed of and tried to keep Ada hidden as a result. 4. Control.

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    Here are a few possible reasons why Ada's mother let Ada be socially secluded: 1. Shame and embarrassment of Ada's disability. Ada's clubfoot made walking difficult. Her mother may have wanted to hide Ada away to avoid others seeing and judging her daughter's condition. 2. Overprotectiveness. Ada's mother views Ada as fragile due to her disability. Isolating Ada was a misguided attempt to protect her from potential harm or difficulties in the outside world. 3. Internalized ableism. Ada's mother may have internalized societal stigma against disability. She saw Ada's clubfoot as something to be ashamed of and tried to keep Ada hidden as a result. 4. Control.

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    Here are a few possible reasons why Ada's mother let Ada be socially secluded: 1. Shame and embarrassment of Ada's disability. Ada's clubfoot made walking difficult. Her mother may have wanted to hide Ada away to avoid others seeing and judging her daughter's condition. 2. Overprotectiveness. Ada's mother views Ada as fragile due to her disability. Isolating Ada was a misguided attempt to protect her from potential harm or difficulties in the outside world. 3. Internalized ableism. Ada's mother may have internalized societal stigma against disability. She saw Ada's clubfoot as something to be ashamed of and tried to keep Ada hidden as a result. 4. Control.

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    Here are a few possible reasons why Ada's mother let Ada be socially secluded: 1. Shame and embarrassment of Ada's disability. Ada's clubfoot made walking difficult. Her mother may have wanted to hide Ada away to avoid others seeing and judging her daughter's condition. 2. Overprotectiveness. Ada's mother views Ada as fragile due to her disability. Isolating Ada was a misguided attempt to protect her from potential harm or difficulties in the outside world. 3. Internalized ableism. Ada's mother may have internalized societal stigma against disability. She saw Ada's clubfoot as something to be ashamed of and tried to keep Ada hidden as a result. 4. Control.

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    The War that Saved My Life

    Chapter 4-6
    20103 Kim Joon Hyung 20110 Yoo Hyun Jae
    20111 Lee Jae Hyung 20123 Shin Yu Chae
    ‘scuttling’ used in the
    sense of ‘giving up’ >

    scuttle
    - to give up on sth

    - to run hurriedly in quick short steps

    Which sentence this word is mentioned?

    Chapter 6:She scuttled away, and went off


    with someone else’s brother.

    scuttling crab >


    billow
    - a large undulating mass of something, usually curtain, cloud, smoke, stream.

    Which sentence this word is mentioned?

    Chapter 6: Her hair billowed around her face like a fizzy yellow cloud.
    callus
    - hardened skin

    (from repeated friction, pressure)


    Which sentence this word is mentioned?

    - not to be confused with ‘callous’


    Chapter 5: The dirty calluses on my knees
    stood out beneath my faded skirt, which
    *callous = atrocious, cold-blooded suddenly seemed grubbly and too small.
    retort
    -a sharp, angry reply

    Which sentence this word is mentioned?

    Chapter 5: “My bit don’t extend to a pack


    of dirty street rats,” an old man
    retorted.
    Which sentence this word is mentioned?

    rampant Chapter 5: The house sat pushed back from the


    trees, in a small pool of sunlight, but vines snaked
    up the red brick chimney and bushes ran
    rampant around the windows.
    -unrestrained in action or
    performance

    ex) rumors are rampant

    disease is rampant

    etc.
    impudent

    “God, Karen, you’re so stupid.”


    -Mean Girls

    -not showing due(deserved) respect for


    Which sentence this word is mentioned?
    another person

    Chapter 6: “Don’t be impudent,” the iron


    woman scolded.
    Which sentence this word is mentioned?

    billet Chapter 6: “Plus, I’m the billeting officer.


    It’s not for her to decide.”

    -(soldiers) lodge(=stay) in a particular


    place, especially in a civilian’s house
    flat
    -chiefly British, an apartment or floor

    Which sentence this word is mentioned?

    Chapter 5: At home our flat shared the one


    down the hall.
    appall
    -greatly dismay or horrify.

    ex) an appalling crime

    Which sentence this word is mentioned?

    Chapter 5: I started into this one, appalled.


    Which sentence this word is mentioned?

    mesmerize Chapter 4: ~ floating into air toward the blue,


    blue sky. I started, mesmerized.

    -capture the complete attention of


    (someone)
    summary
    smith
    Discussion 1
    Do you think that the consequences of Ada and Jamie not
    being chosen have a meaningful connection to disability
    and appearance? Also, what do you think is a desirable way
    to judge people?
    Our Answer
    In the book, Ada and almost all the children are commonly seen as dirty, and are
    stigmatized as potentially nefarious. But while everyone else was chosen and taken
    home, only Ada was left hanging, with no volunteers to take her.

    Even Jamie was picked by an old woman, but Ada managed to drive her off by
    making slanders about his characters–that he’s a kleptomaniac*, and that he bites.

    So, she’s basically the only person left out, but why her?

    I think it’s because she has a club foot.


    Our Answer
    Although she is wearing shoes, the way that she is standing must look awkward, and difficult compared to
    others.

    Congenital skeletal malformation, especially in feet, leads to uneven distribution of body weight to both
    knees and legs and it’s not strange that there will be telltale signs that indicate it - slouched body, for
    example.

    Then how exactly are we supposed to judge people? This is a matter of much contention and usually the
    decision is entirely entitled to individuals. But our opinion is that we should abstain from making any
    ‘subjective’ judgements about a person and most importantly, remarks that ‘generalizes’ the person’s
    behavior.

    Generalization of human behaviors is an act of framing, and of utter stupidity. Human beings are
    complex.

    An act of altruism, favor or even a seemingly spiteful act can never be described as happening because
    that person is like ‘that’
    Discussion 2
    Why did Ada's mother let Ada be socially secluded?
    Our Answer
    I think the reason Ada's mother socially secluded Ada was to prevent Ada from
    becoming independent. The mother, who hated Ada's very existence so much
    that she banned Ada from looking out the window, thinks Ada is a mistake in
    her life. So it seems that her mother locked up Ada thinking that if she acquired
    knowledge of the society and the vast world beyond, she go out of the house with
    a renewed sense of herself as an independent being and eventually run the risk
    of letting her disability shown to people, thus tainting her(the mother’s) fame, if
    any.
    Thank You

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