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Chapter Fifty-Nine
In Chapter Fifty-Nine of "If These Wings Could Fly," the protagonist, Leighton, grapples with her emotional turmoil following a troubling weekend. Liam, visibly distressed, picks her up for school and expresses his worry about her well-being, suggesting that she may need help. Despite her acknowledgment of his concerns, Leighton deflects, apologizing for missing Liam’s big game and expressing relief at his loss, hinting at her own inner chaos. The chapter captures the symbolic significance of the crows…-
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Chapter 17 — Royalty At Play
Chapter 17 – Royalty At Play invites readers into the curious world of European monarchs vacationing along the sunlit Riviera, a stretch of coastline that offers both indulgence and escape. Royals, once bound tightly to the rituals and responsibilities of court, arrive here seeking refuge from public expectation. Drawn by the sea and the promise of anonymity, kings and queens mingle with high society in places like Cannes, Mentone, and Monte Carlo—not to renounce their thrones, but to shed their titles…-
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Chapter 39
Chapter 39 opens with the protagonist reflecting on a literature class that explores the portrayal of women in literature. The class focuses on powerful authors such as Jane Austen, Alice Walker, Maya Angelou, and Sylvia Plath, but there is a particular emphasis on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Mary Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. The protagonist appreciates the depth and complexity with which female writers represent women, contrasting them with male authors who tend to depict…-
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Auburn, Pennsylvania, provides a rich and thought-provoking setting in Chapter 68, with the spotlight placed on the local environment, particularly the remarkable crow population. As of the latest count, the town is home to 97,361 crows, a number that continues to climb year after year. This growing population is not merely a statistic but also a reflection of the changing dynamics within the local ecosystem. The presence of such a large number of crows suggests an ecological balance that is capable of…
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Chapter 28 – A Nation on the Wing explores how prosperity and mobility have redefined the concept of home and the values once associated with permanence. The chapter begins with the narrator recounting a visit to an opulent home recently completed by a wealthy owner. What stands out isn’t the grandeur, but the owner’s practical foresight—he already envisioned the home’s conversion into apartments if the market demanded it. This decision wasn’t based on emotional connection or tradition but on…-
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Chapter 50
Chapter 50 of If These Wings Could Fly portrays a pivotal moment in the protagonist Leighton's emotional journey as she faces the discomfort of attending a high school art show where her own work is on display. Leighton stands beside her piece, Portrait of an Old Crow, feeling the crushing weight of embarrassment and self-doubt that so often accompanies high school events. The eyes of her peers, the judgment she imagines, and the reality of presenting her personal work push her further into a state of…-
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Auburn, Pennsylvania — January 1
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Chapter 7 – The Discontent of Talent explores the stark contrast between the complacency of ordinary individuals and the constant yearning for improvement that characterizes those with exceptional abilities. The author begins by critiquing those who are self-satisfied with their lives, viewing their established customs and routines as beyond question. Such individuals, content in their ignorance, resist change and innovation. In contrast, the gifted and imaginative, particularly those who have traveled…
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Chapter 28
Chapter 28 opens with the protagonist being gently awakened by the inviting aroma of coffee. Her mother is standing by her bedside, holding two mugs, offering a rare and peaceful moment to start the day. Despite the early hour, their conversation flows with ease as they chat about the protagonist’s college choices, especially New York University, a school she is eager to attend, even though it goes against her father’s wishes. The warmth of the moment underscores the mother-daughter connection, as the…-
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