Me:
- everything is a story
- loved reading/ words since childhood
Danielle:
- parents want her to be passionate
- tautological answer not ok
- 'i want to be the dragon-lady'
- great teacher inspired her
- 'reading is a portal into fantasy'
Derek:
- being a professional reader is more practical than being and athlete
- science-fiction/ fantasy are his favorite, so he is defending them against non-believers (Dune, Ender's Game, Harry Potter, Wheel of Time)
- wants to learn to write like these writers
Jessi:
- movies and literature are connected
- how it effects people without them knowing it
- pixar movie-making process
Chelsea:
- who I am as defined by her degree, not her name
- instruct people as to what it means
- English controls the world- you can't have math w/o it
- Shelley: everything refers to literature
- Sidney: nothing can blossom without English
Kari:
- she likes to read, loves it actually
- 'why would you like to read something that someone just made up?'
- the point of stories that aren't 'true'
- the truth: can be found through ways other than newspapers- imagination enables the other truths
- not the way things are, but the way they could be
chaos: is a word used to refer to a form of order that you don't yet understand
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