How are you defining "hope"? Is it something a person wants to have, but expects it to fall in his/her lap? Or what?
Is there a different word or concept that can be used when a person has certain "hopes," and actually makes and carries out specific plans so those "hopes" become reality?
I think your first paragraph is about hope -- she wanted a nicer life but didn't have to do anything to bring it about. Your second paragraph, however, is about ... what?
You need to understand what you've written so far before you work on what's next.
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What is your opinion of the idea that hope is an important quality?
I need to write a critical and I am doing Jeannette from the memoir the Glass Castle
I need to write initially, then, and finally.
So for initially I want to talk about how Rex Walls tells Jeannette that they are going to have a home of their own: The Glass Castle. In e beginning Jeannette is innocent and actually believed her dad. She had the hope that their lives will get better when the glass castle is built.
Then when she is leaving for new York, she has the hope that she herself will make her life better. She will be independent because her parents failed in their promises. So she has the hope she will be successful herself.
I'm not sure what to do for finally. Helppp
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