During brainstorming, one idea usually stands out. What is the most interesting or strongest idea you came up with for your essay, and what made you choose it over the others?

 Prompt Response: The most strongest idea I came up with for my essays was how the loss makes Cheryl feel lost and disconnected from who she use to be before.It made me choose it because it is easy to support with strong evidence and directly connects to the prompt about loss and identity.

Summary: Today in class we picked our wild prompt and created a cluster for our essay.

Reflection: Today was a quick and calm class day.

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