— A Destination Left Behind — “The nature of human longing and how an individual’s life is shaped by such dreams…” (Texts: “The Nightingale” by Kristen Hannah & “Be Still” by Elizabeth Gadd) The day[…]
Tag: identity
Beyond Me – A Personal Exam (Polished Uncertainly)
Quick disclaimer: I tried polishing this piece, but I honestly don’t know to because I think I made some pretty clear connections, but it turns out that I didn’t, sooooo 🤡. If you have any suggestions,[…]
Kal the Prince
What do these texts suggest to you about the nature of HUMAN LONGING and how an individual’s life is shaped by such DREAMS? The Nightingale KAL/PRINCE-Unhappy with the way royals are behaving LUCY-commoner LANE-LUCY’s father[…]
if only we knew – polished personal
Prompt: … the role adversity plays in shaping an individual’s identity. Text: The Stricken Children – Denise Levertov TIME: Strong, ambitious, and certain. Time has always been structured throughout his development from a boy[…]
Living as Another- A Polished Critical Essay
Text: Their Eyes Were Watching God “…the significance of an individual’s attempt to live unconstrained by convention or circumstances.” When an individual is placed under unwanted pressure by either societal norms or is controlled[…]
the flames of motivation: polished critical
prompt: …the nature of motivations that direct an individual’s course of action. text: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Motivations provide the clearest understanding of what an individual desires in life. The actions that follow provide the[…]
the creation: an exploration of connection and identification
Would you rather kill 100 puppies with your bare hands or one human baby with your bare hands? This blog post is entirely speculation as I, by no means, can say that the human experience[…]
Nature vs Nurture – Frankenstein Response
∗this post isn’t exactly an AP rhetorical analysis essay, but it is structured similar to one As the age-old debate of nature vs nurture continuously resurfaces, it seems only appropriate[…]
Stepping into my Shoes
Hello, and welcome to my first ever blog post! Since this is the starting line of my writing journey, it would only make sense for it to be about the person I currently am, so[…]
Dan Almagor’s “We Shoot Children Too, Don’t We” AP Rhetorical Analysis
Prompt: Read the following poem carefully. Then write an essay in which you discuss how such elements as language, imagery, structure, and point of view convey meaning in the poem. (1993) In his poem “We[…]
