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Summary Of The Freewrite Of Aryan Rahman
In the freewrite of Aryan Rahman, he discussed and expressed his pride in the fortunes he has in his life. On page 573, the most important paragraph or section states “I could look at the mirror and proudly identify myself as one who has a caring family, many friends to count on and responsibilities.: Multiple ideas or concepts could be drawn from this statement. Firstly, he brought up important aspects an individual may have in their lives, such as family and friends. The writer acknowledges that such aspects influence one’s identity and shapes the person they are today. Furthermore, the writer implies that not everyone has a caring family or close friends, and because of that, they might be different from you, in one or multiple ways. Secondly,

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