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English, 03.03.2021 20:40 gameranonymous266

Pretest: Unit 2 Read the following dialogue from a student discussion:
RACHEL:
Hi everyone. Today we are going to talk about the short
story "In My Dream," by Sarah Parker. Let's just jump right
in, O. K.? What do you think the recurring dream meant?
HOLLY:
I think the dream represents her own ambitions. She keeps
dreaming about ballet shoes, and she doesn't know why.
But she clearly has associations with them that are
haunting her. Like unfinished business.
EMMA:
I agree. The dream always recurs when she doubts herself.
It's like the dream is an unanswered question from her
past.

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