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- "She wasn’t even sure why it was that she liked it—the clothes, the music made it like a dream, someone else’s life, not her boring real life at all. But she was always too shy to talk to anyone but Simon."
- “Have you had dealings with demons, little girl? Walked with warlocks, talked with the Night Children? Have you—” “My name is not ‘little girl,’” Clary interrupted.
Explanation:
There is a lot of evidence in the book that shows us all the great changes and transformations that Clary has undergone as the story progresses.
But let's look at these two cases.
First we have the change at the beginning, where for her birthday Clary decides to go to a totally different club in her style. She dresses differently and listens to different music than she is used to. In fact in this club all her story begins. It also shows us that Clary is actually a shy person so we can see the first change here.
In the other quote we can see a brave Clary who responds with a <em>"My name is not‘ little girl, ’.</em> Here we notice how her character has grown a lot and has stopped being that shy and cowardly little girl.
The poem expresses spiritualism and modern day life.
A slimy, very weak and non-committal handshake
Answer:
very nice mood of Mrs . flowers
