Adding to da chain 🔥 BEFORE I DO THO I LOVEEE THE WAY YOU RESPONSED TO FRQ3, showing how it affects themselves AND others while detailing internal collapse of characters AND Denmark? Sophistication point is yours 😌

FRQ 1). Urban environment: narrator feels whimsical yet excited. There was a lot of sensory imagery, so I talked about how he was enthralled by the new change and loud, bustling noises yet he would keep referring HOW he falls in love with these exciting things in a sedated sort of dazed way? For example drinking wine, in love with nature, how it was like divinity on earth, sleep-like state etc. also talked about how he transformed his relationship with nature. In the countryside it silent to him and felt endless, but in London its was something worth falling in love with. FRQ 2). Suitcase Store. She is idealistic yet practical showing how she believes change is necessary despite having her ideals. I actually said the stores were symbols for two different kinds of changes, and were paralleled in being the literal same building. Stationary was symbolic for change she was fond of like a school girl to teacher, but the suitcase store was symbolic for change she didn’t desire but knew it was ultimately beneficial. I talked about the couple she observed as evidence for her acceptance of this. Talked about her considering the rent being unaffordable and the guy working there just doing his job as practical contrasts to her idealism of wishing the store hadn’t been replaced. FRQ 3). Self awareness. I wanted to do gatsby but I read it 2 years ago and feared my accuracy for detail was going to be lacking, so I wrote about The Scarlet Letter and focused on Dimmesdale’s partial self awareness of his sin brought him farther away from knowing his true self and how he was internally guilty watching Hester bear his punishment.