Asked by Asia

At the end of “Raymond’s Run,” Squeaky has a different attitude about running and about her rival, Gretchen. Describe the actions that demonstrate these changed feelings. What role does conflict play in Squeaky’s changed attitude? Use events and details from the story to support your answer.


I need any websites
Answered by Asia
About squaky attitude changing about running and about her rival
Answered by Ms. Sue
Your answer is not found in a web site. You have to read the story to find the answer.
Answered by Asia
I don’t know where to find the story cuz I don’t have the book
Answered by Ms. Sue
https://genius.com/Toni-cade-bambara-raymonds-run-a-short-story-annotated

Answered by :))
During the race, Squeaky saw Raymond running to on the other side of the fence. When she finished she was really proud of Raymond and decided that she was going to coach him, and give him a chance of being a runner. Squeaky realized that Gretchen was actually a really good runner and not that bad, and they exchanged smiles at the end.
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