Isabelle

1) In Chapter 1, you can kind of hint that Ranofer is steeling his nerves to do something like accuse someone of stealing gold
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2) On page 24, when Ranofer talks to Heqet, he's trying to hint to him that he doesn't want to answer his questions, but Heqet won't take the hints, and finally you can tell Ranofer's going to explode.

Why does Heqet keep prying into Ranofer's personal business? What does Gebu have to fear if Ranofer is apprenticed? Check Surya's page
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Zahotep - Wise On pages 90-91, Zahotep tells Ranofer about Pai and how he is mean, and gives him advice about what to do when he's speaking to him and things like that, and that's wise because he's giving advice and he's nice to Ranofer. On page 93, Zahotep tells him about the art of stone-cutting and how to do it, and he informs him about what's going on at the time, which is wise because he lets him know how to deal with stuff. I like your description of Zahotep as wise.
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Heqet- Understanding On page105, Heqet wants to see Ranofer again, he misses him, and he invites him to sit with him again, which is understanding because he doesn't know what happened to Ranofer. And on page 107, Heqet listens while Ranofer rants about his life at the stonecutters', understanding and patiently waiting for him to finish to comfort him.

I chose this picture to convey what happened in chapters 8 and 9 because it showed some boys playing in the Nile River, which was kind of what Heqet and Ranofer were doing in those chapters. They would eat lunch and talk on the Nile during Ranofer's lunch break, and Heqet would teach him what he learned at Rekh's that day, and both Heqet and the Ancient would provide lunch for Ranofer. Ranofer would sometimes rant about what went on about how he hated stonecutting, and the Ancient and Heqet would listen patiently until he was done. Ranofer, however, realized he couldn't just learn how to do what Heqet was teaching him with-out actually physically doing it, and he told Heqet that. This picture makes me sad, because I'm trying to imagine how Ranofer felt during those days, when he knew he would never go back unless Gebu said he could, which was doubtful. Words: 153
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Check Longondo's page
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