A hook about How do we remember the past?

2 answers:

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“Looking back” is always a good starter

Example sentence-
Looking back at our four fathers we see all the impacts of their choices in our current lives.

Akimi4 [234]2 years ago

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If you are referring to a hook as in the attention grabbing part in a story, one that could apply for “How we remember the past” could be: Memories, joyful, sad, wild and adventurous. But why is it that we have them, how exactly do we remember our past events?

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