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English, 25.04.2021 22:10 valentinethevast

Directions: Choose ONE of the prompts below. Write a constructed response to answer the prompt, incorporating weighty words and sensory details into your response. 1. What is meant by “I think I’ll do just fine in the world never being great if I can just touch greatness once in a while”? (145)

2. Explain what Louie has learned about life and people his senior year. What does he seem to want to do in “the time he gets”?

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