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ПЕРЕПИСАТЬ БОЛЕЕ ПРОСТЫМИ СЛОВАМИ!!!! НА АНГЛИЙСКОМ!!! СРОЧНО!!!! Hazel Elizabeth Deborah Parker, known as "Squeaky", is an African-American girl from a poor background. A long distance runner and caregiver to her disabled brother Raymond, she rejects feminine gender roles, seeing social expectations of women as a pretense concealing women's true selves, and is protective of her brother and willing to fight those who mock him. Hazel particularly abhors another girl, Gretchen; eventually, though, after the girls race against each other, they acknowledge each other as worthwhile opponents. As well as recognising her own need to be true to herself, she comes to recognize Raymond's worth and potential as an individual, rather than simply as someone she must protect, after he shows himself able to keep pace with her when she runs.

Answer 1

Hazel Elizabeth is an African American from a poor family. She takes care of her disabled brother Raymond and runs long distances. Elizabeth is a feminist, she is ready to protect her brother. At the same time, she hates Gretchen, but she still sees the girl as a worthy rival. She realizes that Raymond is not just a human, but a person.

Answer 2

Hazel Elizabeth Deborah Parker, also known as "Squeaky," is a young African-American girl who comes from a poor background. She is a long-distance runner and takes care of her disabled brother, Raymond. She refuses to conform to traditional feminine roles and believes that societal expectations of women are just a facade that hides their true selves. Hazel is fiercely protective of her brother and is willing to fight anyone who mocks him.

Hazel strongly dislikes another girl named Gretchen. However, as the story progresses and the girls compete against each other in a race, they start to acknowledge each other as worthy opponents. Hazel realizes the importance of staying true to herself and also begins to see Raymond's value and potential as an individual. She no longer sees him solely as someone she needs to protect, especially after he shows that he can keep up with her running.

In simpler terms: Hazel, also known as "Squeaky," is a poor African-American girl who loves running and takes care of her disabled brother, Raymond. She doesn't like societal expectations for women and fights for her brother when others make fun of him. Hazel doesn't like a girl named Gretchen, but they become friends after racing against each other. She learns to be true to herself and sees her brother's worth when he can keep up with her in running.