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This show was a window piece. My original perspective at the beginning of the show, I thought the main characters were irrational and too emotional to make good decisions. As the show progressed, I discovered that the show was advocating for strong women. Feminism and strong women leads led me to change my original opinion. The window showed how women can be strong, something that we as society still struggle to often see.

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This play was a window. It was very easy to be upset with Troy in the beginning. He was hard on his son and didn't want him to be a professional football player. Troy also had an affair and had a child with the other woman. After continuing to read the play, you start to understand why he acted that way. The reader can see a different perspective and understand that Troy had a hard life and even though he was imperfect, he wanted to progress in a life of inequality.

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This was a mirror piece for me. The author writes about how much the father sacrificed for his family that the author felt ungrateful. When I was younger I didn't realize how much my own dad had to endure when he had to work at four in the morning to go to his construction job. Now, as an adult, I can understand how much that affected him. It is easy to forget how much parent do for you when you are younger.

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"Tonight I Can Write the Saddest Lines" by Pablo Neruda (in the original Spanish and translated to English)

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"Tonight I Can Write the Saddest Lines" by Pablo Neruda (in the original Spanish and translated to English)

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This was my favorite piece that we have read. The poem has very deep emotions. The way he describes his emotions is so beautiful and powerful. As a reader, I can easily sympathize with how the author felt as he wrote this poem. I appreciate pieces of literature that can make me feel something because it is easier to try to understand.

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This piece was a mirror to my own life. A lot of the main character's experiences growing up were similar to mine. The crime, the poor neighborhood, and the friendships were something I could relate to in the story. When the cops were running after the nicer car and the children didn't think much of it, I remembered when I have seen so many police chases that I don't even think much of it to this day. I can also relate to her goal of getting out of her environment and becoming something great.

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“Eveline” (story with missing ending) by James Joyce

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“Eveline” (story with missing ending) by James Joyce

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This story was a window. In the beginning, all the details about Eveline led me to believe that she was going to escape and start a new life with Frank. Eveline dislikes her violent father and she seems miserable trying to maintain a job and help the family, after her mother's death. Even after all of this evidence, she doesn't leave with Frank. After reading further about how she was afraid of the unknown and her dying mother's wish to take care of the family, you gain new insight on why she made the decision to stay.

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This story was a mirror for me. I could identify similar experiences I went through as a child. The story describes how the mother has high expectations for her child and was very stern. As I read the story, I compared my own childhood to the author's. As daughter or immigrant parents, I too shared strict parents with high expectations. Like the mother in the story, my parents expected me to be excel in school and master a craft like music or track.

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Literary window is when the reader can see a new perspective in the story's story line. Perhaps your original opinion/perspective was changed after you learned something in the story.

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Literary mirror is when you can reflect similarities and differences between yourself and characters in the story.