Defended myself. I mimicked him, bopping my head back and forth.
In "Every Last Breath" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the protagonist finds herself in a tense situation where she feels the need to defend herself. To counteract the pressure from those around her, she resorts to mimicking another character's movements, specifically bobbing her head. This act of imitation serves as both an act of defiance and a means to cope with her feelings of being overwhelmed.
This moment highlights the theme of self-assertion, as the character engages in playful resistance rather than succumbing to the tension. It illustrates her desire to reclaim some control in an emotionally charged environment, showcasing the struggle between vulnerability and strength in the face of adversity.
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