Macy's Point of View from Thick as Thieves

by Bethany R.

This one is when Macy first shows up at school in Thick as Thieves. And it's from her POV.


From Thick as Thieves: pp. 40-42
            “Ty, don't make me go!” I hissed furiously. I would not waste my time in no school learning stuff that I don't need to know.
            “Macy, you're going whether you like it or not. I can't keep watchin' you all day long. I got better stuff to do. Now get on in there,” my older brother commanded.
            “Not a chance, and you can't make me.” I planted my feet.
            “Oh yeah?” With that, Ty roughly grabbed my arm and pulled me into the classroom where a bunch of fancy, rich pupils stared. Some hung their mouths open and others wrinkled their noses.
            “I ain't goin' to school! I ain't!” I protested loudly.
            Glaring around the room my gaze paused on a girl standing at the board. 
What a stuck-up kid. She probably lives on one of them big cattle ranches around here where we been rustling cattle and horses from, I thought as Ty shoved me farther in.
            “You're goin'” Ty slapped my cheek.
            After explainin' my situation to the teacher, Ty left. “I'll git you for this,” I muttered under my breath.
            I studied the kids at the blackboard. While the rest of the class had gone back to work, they still stared. “What? Ain't you ever seen a girl in overalls?” I sneered. Boy, as much as the school part won't be fun. I'm gonna enjoy teasing these kids.
After the teacher wrote down information about me he assigned me to a seat. And what do you know? I got assigned with that fancy girl from the board.
            She begrudgingly showed me to my seat and sat beside me. Just then I heard a girl a few seats away loudly whisper, “She needs a bath.” Yeah, it's true. But I won't have no one talkin' 'bout me like that. I leapt up.
            Stomping over to her I yanked on her hair. I was sure to let some of my own hair tickle her face. But when the teacher sat me down at my seat and threatened me with a thrashin'. I know that I would have to watch for ways to avoid the teacher but still have some fun.

2 comments:

  1. I like reading sertain point of views from the books.It's fun to get someone elses point of view!

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  2. I love other people POV's

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