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Miranda stopped talking to Via in Wonder because she felt guilty about the lies she told at camp. Upon her return, Miranda called Ella instead of Via. She knew that Ella wouldn't ask her ...
Things have become different between the three friends since the beginning of high school. Miranda does not let Via know when she gets back from being a counselor at summer camp, and the two girls do not see each other until the first day of school. Miranda looks so different, with a new, bright pink bob hairstyle.
Every year, Miranda goes to summer camp. Normally she calls Olivia first thing when she comes home, but this year is different. Miranda does not call when she gets home, and she evades Olivia’s ...
Miranda dyes her hair pink and calls Ella at the end of the summer but not Via. At school, Miranda feels like Via judges her new look and new friends, Miranda and Ella badmouth Via, but Miranda knows she is just annoyed that Via continues to be nothing but herself. When Miranda notices that Via signs up for theatre, she does too.
In short, Ella and Miranda simply changed because they are growing up. Miranda goes to summer camp as usual, but suddenly becomes "popular" when peers pay more attention to her. This is a welcome ...
Analysis. Miranda explains that her parents got divorced the summer before ninth grade. Now, Miranda sees her dad very little, and her mom doesn't talk to her much. Miranda didn't want to go to camp over the summer, but her mom insisted she go. For the most part, it was awful.
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Miranda knew she was going to be extraordinary, but there was no one there to see her. Suddenly, she tells Mr. Davenport that she is feeling sick and cannot perform in the play. Via, being her understudy, is told to go on in her place. Miranda knows she is not sick, but she gives the role to Via anyway. At the end of the play, Justin and Via ...
