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Lena [83]
3 years ago
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Changing Perspective

English
1 answer:
gogolik [260]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Emily Dickinson might react in this way to each scenario:

She would politely decline to have a public reading of her poems. She was a really private person, so public appearances would likely cause anxiety.

She would gladly engage in a quiet tea party with a dear friend, provided the tea party took place at home and it didn’t require her stepping outside.

She would feel uncomfortable with a newspaper article about her poetry and personal life. Her poems were meant for her friends. She wouldn’t want strangers to read about her life.

She would wholeheartedly agree to preserve a friend’s secret. Perhaps she would write about it in her diary.

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this is what they have as the ansewer so make sure to change it up

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