I should think so, it teaches about the difficulties others have to face. It does teach them to be thankful for what they have as well. Often, characters like the ones you described showcase independence and perseverance.
One reader of Sorrentino's<span> story said, "It reminded me that everyone can </span>have a different<span> perspective and a different response to the same event, and that response can change over time." This statement means that people have clashing opinions and views on different works and literature. The interpretations of one person </span>may be<span> completely different from the next. It is important to keep an opened mind to every perspective for these responses can change over time. </span>
The last sentence makes the most sense in this context because it is talking about dead and uncared for plants. The first and second sentences metion that the flowers are fresh,lush,well-watered, and nurtured, but the orginal sentence contradicts this.
1. You can first give an introduction sentence (a hook that would get the reader to be interested when reading this).
2. Make some long sentences in the middle of your paragraph and expand that sentences a little bit and don't say everything you need to say in a couple of sentences.
3. Put down a conclusion sentence that concludes what you said in the middle of your paragraph.
These steps should help you succeed in writing your eight sentence paragraph.
Your welcome. :)
