In at least 150 words, discuss how the different childhood homes of Doris Lessing could have impacted her storytelling.
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ome children are a little quirky and quite different from other children their age. They may be creative, insightful, and courageous, but they also may have to struggle with peer rejection, loneliness, taunts, and frustration. Their behavior may overshadow family events or make their siblings irritable.
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The different childhood homes of Doris could have impacted her story telling in many ways. One way that it could have impacted her is all the trama she had been though in her life. She always felt traped in many situations and she had to find ways to escape from the problem. She always ran from places to start a new life, but things keept happing to where she got with people to start a life and family. Her first two kids she left them behind because of the all the racsim. Then she had another son and stayed with him and they always went to the beach then Jerry stop going because of some resons. Also another reason it could have impacted her story telling is she could have been scared to be friends with people. She would have been scared because she would think that she would always have to leave her friends behind. Finally she might have been scared that she had her friends worried because she always had to move around.
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