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This play is a good reminder that although your dreams may be crushed, you can find a way around the many obstacles life throws your way.

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This poem reminded me of our society today. Body image that is forced on young girls and women through the media is playing a negative role in their lives.

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I love the word choice in this poem.

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This poem reminded me of how i felt after I watched the "Notebook". Such strong love is portrayed in both Nicholas Spark's movie and Auden's poem.

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I really loved this poem. It puts into perspective the appreciation poems deserve.

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I personally connected to the regret described in this poem. This was such a moving piece of literature.

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The idea of reverse evolution is a little scary

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The mental picture I had while reading this was similar to reaping day in the hunger games books.

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I love the quote "...you must be a hundred years old and scared of nothing..."

This reminds me of my grandma!

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Even though Lyman's broken car was fixed, Henry's trauma was not reversible.

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"Indian Education" reminded me of the importance of surrounding yourself with positive influences. This story really shows the drastic difference it can make.

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Emily seams like a very unstable woman.

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Miss Brill's fur in some ways represents her. She comes out to the park to see the world, only to return to her lonely home.

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I really enjoyed how ZZ Packer wrote "Brownies" in the first person point of view. I believe it allows the reader to understand the other characters in a more personal way. It really conveyed the main point of the story for me.

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I always thought this episode of The Twilight Zone was creepy. Perfect depiction I must say.