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The red convertible stands for freedom and the bond between two brothers. What started as adventure and joy turned into a reminder of how life and war can change people. It shows how something simple can hold deep meaning, memories, and even pain.

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The piano represents the weight of family history and how we carry our ancestors with us. I connected with Berniece’s need to protect her family’s story while trying to move forward. It made me think about what we inherit that’s not just physical, but emotional.

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The mask shows how pride, gossip, and fear of vulnerability can block real connection. Everyone in this play hides behind something, but underneath it all is the need to be seen and loved. It reminded me that love isn’t perfect—it takes honesty and growth.

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Poetry slowed me down and made me feel the power of words again. Each poem had its own rhythm and message that connected to something personal. It reminded me how writing can heal, express, and inspire when we take time to feel it.

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The bridge and sunrise represent growth, peace, and the lessons I’m taking from this class. Every story we read helped me see myself in a new light. I learned that literature isn’t just about characters—it’s about the connections we find through their journeys.