What are the some of the ways Aneeka feels and acts in grief in Chapter Seven? What are some of the metaphors she uses? List at least three.

Grief is wearing the same shirt, peeling stars off the ceiling and leaving them on her fingers. Grief is the paradoxes of being bad-tempered and kind, seeing nothing and everything, being big like an eagle and small like a porcupine, needing company and solitude, wanting to remember and forget, raging and whimpering, compressing and contracting time, hunger, numbness, lack of sound, and feeling like blades. She paints grief as a shape-shifter and invisible. Student may describe any or several of the above.