I found it surprising that I really had a hard time coming
up with an answer for some of the questions like the, “if you could only keep
one memory” question that was tough. All
of my family’s moments together hit my mind at once and I could not focus on
just one. Also I was surprised by the
flood of emotions that some of the questions evoked, like the “being stranded
on a desert island question, that one caused panic and helplessness at first,
then determination that I would find a way to survive.
Since this was week three, I had somewhat of an idea of the
class as an audience, so I expected that the questions would be creative and interesting
and imaginative. I was not disappointed,
they all had different elements of fiction and non-fiction, so I looked forward
to a new one every day. The superhero questions
created that if only I could feeling, knowing all along that the power of having
more than one of me would never be possible.
Out of 33 questions, 7 of them related to TV, books, movies
and superheroes, those were fun and really challenged my imagination. Imagining being in “Third Rock from the Sun” made me laugh out loud. Those characters were outrageous. Several of them were what if questions that
I would not of thought about if not for this assignment. I will have to say that I never thought about
my attitude having a color, or if I had the choice where would I have chosen to
be born.
After reading all of the
responses to the questions, I realized that my writing needs to be more descriptive
to capture the audience’s attention, so I think that this will impact my
writing in a positive way. I am constantly
looking for ways to step up my game and so having this insight into everyone’s responses
gave me an understanding of what my writing needs to be interesting. I found myself looking for the most unique
answers, knowing that we all have the same goals and values is good, but I was
looking for that WOW factor in the answers.
My answers did not have that Wow factor but I will always look back at
what I wrote and think I could have done better.
Good summary - move to analysis by asking why. Why did people answer the way that they did? What does this all mean. Defining the meaning will bring you to analysis. ~Ms. A.
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