A prepared speaker could share the viewpoint that Frida Kahlo's resilience and zest for life went beyond her physical struggles. They might say, "I think Frida Kahlo could think past her body’s pain because she was excited to do so much." This reflects her spirit, emphasizing that despite her hardships and the decision not to return to studying to become a doctor, she maintained a sense of hope and purpose. Her ability to prioritize her passions over her pain illustrates her vibrant spirit and determination to embrace life, even in the face of adversity.
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Despite her pessimism, Kahlo's love of life prevailed. Her broken bones healed, and her spirits improved when she was able to leave her bed and walk. Still in pain and limping, Kahlo decided not to return to school. "I felt I had energies for anything except studying to become a doctor," she wrote in one of her many notes to Gomez.
—Frida Kahlo,
Hedda Garza
Based on this passage, what full viewpoint could a prepared speaker share in a discussion?
I feel that Frida Kahlo had a real spark.
I think Frida Kahlo could think past her body’s pain because she was excited to do so much.
I do not think it would be easy to go back to regular life.
Frida Kahlo did not go back to school after her hospital stay.
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