I Am David Quotes

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Character Analysis : I Am David

Have you ever got so interested in a book, that you thought you were the main character. Well, I have and it was because of the book I Am David. The book I Am David made me think I was the character David in so many ways such as because of how the dialogue was described. I thought the dialogue made me feel that I was actually in the book because how precise the wording was. So, I give thanks to Anne Holm who was the author of this fascinating book. In the book the main character named David had to go on a dangerous journey with his life on the line. Because, of how deep the story got into while, I was reading it, I felt like I was David. What I mean I felt like David is that I felt serious, humble, and courageous …show more content…

This is what David is. David did something so great in chapter three and it involved being humble. In chapter three David encountered an American couple who offered him money, but David declined. On page eighty-seven it says, “But he could not bring himself to take it now. He wanted to earn his money, not just have it given to him.” This quote tells us that he is humble because he does not take the money. It says that he does not take the money because he wants to earn his money (the right way). The second reason why he is humble was when David tried to decline the offer that Maria’s family offered. This was in chapter four and five. The offer that they gaiven David was to stay with them, but David did not think that was right so he repeatedly said no, until Maria woke up and asked herself which changed his mine. Finally, the last reason why he is humble is because he does not ask for money unless he really needs it. In the same quote with the American couple he says he like to earn his money the right way and not just given to him. This told me that he only takes the money when it is right. I believe everybody loves the person who is courageous. Like in a movie, the hero does something brave, but David has courageous, but it’s nothing like the

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