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    CHOICES: CHAPTERS 1-8 THE BELL JAR Building Your Portfolio Choose one of the following three. Put yourself in Esther's place for a week and write her journal. Create a chart that compares and contrasts what society expects of Esther and what Esther expects of herself.

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    CHOICES: CHAPTERS 1-8 THE BELL JAR Building Your Portfolio Choose one of the following three. Put yourself in Esther's place for a week and write her journal. Create a chart that compares and contrasts what society expects of Esther and what Esther expects of herself.

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    CHOICES: CHAPTERS 1-8 THE BELL JAR Building Your Portfolio Choose one of the following three. Put yourself in Esther's place for a week and write her journal. Create a chart that compares and contrasts what society expects of Esther and what Esther expects of herself.

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    CHOICES: CHAPTERS 1-8

    THE BELL JAR


    Building Your Portfolio Choose one of the following three: 1) Esthers Dreams:
    Although we are not given any insight into Esthers dreams, take the time to think about the types of dreams she would have. Draw your representation of what you think a scene from one of her dreams could be.

    2) Esthers Journal:
    Put yourself in Esthers place for a week and write her journal. Take four or five days and recreate what you think her thoughts would be as she enters them in her diary.

    3) Expectations:
    Society expects Esther, a well-educated middle-class girl, to find a nice, responsible young man and become his loving wife. Create a chart that compares and contrasts what society expects of Esther and what Esther expects of herself

    Project Due: Friday, September 12

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