what is the body paragraph for the stranger that came to town

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“The Strangers that Came to Town”

“The Strangers that Came to Town” is a short story by Ambrose Flack that is about a family that moves in a new neighborhood, but has trouble adapting or being accepted as actual citizens. But as time went on, they eventually find their place in the new town. The kids make friends, and the family lives happy.  From the events that happen in the story, this paper will be explaining why the theme is to not judge a book by its cover.

The first reason why is how the Duvitch kids actually acted compared to what people thought. At first, they were really sweet, but the other people did not notice that. The kids helped the family unpack and they never spoke out. However, the kids were thought to be mean and horrible because of their clothes and food. Being judged like this, the kids never made friends. Later as time went on, and after the fish incident, people started to realize that they were not bad kids.

The second point is how the neighbor’s kindness helps elevate the Duvitch family. Tom and Andy return the fish, and the Duvitches start started to trust them more. Later after a discussion about the boys killing the fish, the neighbors invite the Duvitches over for dinner which was another act of kindness to them. After having dinner with the neighbors, they start to become more accepted, and they start fitting in.

 In conclusion, we can all come to the same theme. Throughout the story, the Duvitches were desperate to find their place in the story. At first the Duvitch family is not accepted, but as time goes on they become popular. The kids make friends, and the family becomes loved. After everything that happens we can conclude to never judge a book by its cover.

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