English Final short stories – Flashcards

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.

Mairs talks about how she doesn't want her cripple image to define who she is. By calling herself crippled she is protecting herself from pity words that other people might use to describe her. Mairs mainly talks about the idea of society's views and how they can have an effect in her confidence. However she has learned to accept herself for who she is and embrace her talents in order to be a better person overall.