She's this wrinkled old bat with bad breath, so kids avoid her. I tried to sit downwind of her breath, but it was right after lunch and she kept burping' little bursts of garlic.

Sharon M. Draper, Tears of a Tiger

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In one complete sentence, explain how the narrator feels about the character being described?

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Alvin Brooks

12 February, 16:38

She's this wrinkled old bat with bad breath, so kids avoid her. I tried to sit downwind of her breath, but it was right after lunch and she kept burping' little bursts of garlic.

Sharon M. Draper, Tears of a Tiger

Analyze:

In one complete sentence, explain how the narrator feels about the character being described?

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Enrique · Answer 1

She dislikes her. She hates how her breath smells, she is calling her a wrinkled old bat. She doesn't like the smell of garlic in her breath

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Edit:oops not one sentence but this should give you a idea still. You could combine it.