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    The document contains reflection questions about a narrative piece the author wrote. In responding to the questions, the author explains that they had to think deeply about getting their dog and the initial days of ownership to accurately describe their dialogue, setting, and details in the narrative. The author is most proud of the dialogue they wrote because it helped develop characterization and showed they were not fully prepared to have a dog. In working on the piece, the author learned they may not always be ready for something even if they say they are. They want readers to notice that getting a dog for the first time presented obstacles as it made them feel overwhelmed and tired, but that they were able to adapt. The most challenging part of the

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    The document contains reflection questions about a narrative piece the author wrote. In responding to the questions, the author explains that they had to think deeply about getting their dog and the initial days of ownership to accurately describe their dialogue, setting, and details in the narrative. The author is most proud of the dialogue they wrote because it helped develop characterization and showed they were not fully prepared to have a dog. In working on the piece, the author learned they may not always be ready for something even if they say they are. They want readers to notice that getting a dog for the first time presented obstacles as it made them feel overwhelmed and tired, but that they were able to adapt. The most challenging part of the

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    Reflection Questions

    Backward-Looking

    What process did you go through to produce this piece?

    What I had to do was think deeply about the days leading up to getting my dog and
    during the days I had her. I had to think about my feelings the first few days I had her
    and what I was thinking. I had to think back to all the conversations I had about my dog I
    had with my mom. I had to put myself in the position that I was in when I got her to
    correctly right my dialogue, setting, details, etc.

    What part of your narrative are you most proud of? Why?

    I am most proud of my dialogue because it builded up characterization with me not


    being ready for my dog and sort of being in denial that I couldn’t actually handle having
    a dog. Dialogue also makes the narrative more interesting than me explaining what my
    mom or sister said.

    Inward-Looking

    What did you learn about yourself as you worked on this piece? How?

    What I learned about myself was that I might not always be ready for something when I
    say I am ready for it. I said I was ready for a dog to my mom and showed her by doing
    all my chores and keeping my room all the time but it’s easier said than done because I
    wasn’t ready at all for looking after something alive other than me.

    Outward-Looking

    What is the one thing you want people to notice when they look at your work? Why?

    What I want people to notice about my narrative is that getting a dog for the first time
    was sort of an obstacle for me because having her made me overwhelmed and really
    tired and that I got over it.

    Forward-Looking
    Looking back at the writing process, what was the most challenging step? Why?

    The most challenging process was thinking about my feelings because I had so many
    when I first got her.

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