attracted your attention. This passage may relate to a character (who must not necessarily be

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a brief passage—no longer than a page– from chapters 4 through 5 of that attracted your attention. This passage may relate to a character (who must not necessarily be the protagonist), setting, or imagery. In a journal entry of one page (about 250 words), explain

Select a brief passage—no longer than a page– from chapters 4 through 5 of that attracted your attention. This passage may relate to a character (who must not necessarily be the protagonist), setting, or imagery. In a journal entry of one page (about 250 words), explain why you find the selected passage especially interesting and what it may mean. Be sure to apply the MLA style and provide citations with page numbers. https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.136231/page/n85/mode/2up