In the book "Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson, Melinda calls the cops on page 125. This is a significant moment in the story as it marks Melinda's decision to speak up about what happened to her at the party.
Finding Ones Voice, throughout the book, Melinda wonders whether to speak ,and also how and what she will say.
She says it because David stood up to Mr. Neck
I would say "Silence" due to what Melinda is doing, keeping her secret of what happened to her the year before.
she never did, she was raped, but in the book doesn´t say anything about her having a child.
In my opinion, the most memorable line in Speak is what spoke to you the most. What really stood out to you? For me, the most memorable line in Speak is when Melinda says "no" to Heather when Heather begs her to help decorate the prom room. She realized before this happened that Heather was using her but never had the guts to say anything. That line is most memorable to me because that part is, as I see it, the point where Melinda came out of her shell and stood up for herself.
Wouldn't it be that since Melinda has called the cops at the party that everyone hates her. Even her own friends. Or maybe that Melinda is scared of Andy because of what he did. But I think it's mostly because everyone hates her.
Paria
"Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson follows the story of Melinda, a high school freshman who becomes an outcast after calling the police to a party over the summer. Throughout the book, Melinda struggles to cope with the traumatic event that led her to become withdrawn and isolated, eventually finding the strength to speak out and confront her past.
Online sources say that Melinda Shankar weighs about 90 lbs.
Misute rareta見捨てられたImprovement:"Misute rareta" means 'abandoned, left out'. Outcast as a noun in Japanese is のけ者 /no ke mo no/ and also 人外 /nin gai/ (outlaw, outcast).
figure this S...H.....a...r.....T out yourself read the book.