The Sun Is Also A Star pp.85-107

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7 questions

Daniel believes, "We are born to dream and make things we dream about," while Natasha argues that you shouldn't chase "dreams that can never, ever come true." Despite their differences, they both have ideas about their future careers. 
What future career (or careers) do you dream of pursuing?

What draws you towards your choice? What about this job feels right for you?

How did you develop this career interest? Are you driven by passion (like Daniel) or practicality (like Natasha)?

If you are unsure, what are some of the careers you've seen that might be interesting to you that align with your interests and talents?

Daniel, who believes that a series of signs led him to meet Natasha in the first place, says " I bet if looked for signs about parting ways, I would find them."  Natasha, who doesn't believe in love, has some suprisingly romantic thoughts-like when she Daniel's eyes and notes that they are "kind and beautiful"
How does reading the inner dialogues of our two protagonists reveal the complexity of their true feelings?

Do you think Natasha is completely ruled by logic? How do her feelings for Daniel challenge her beliefs about love and destiny?

Given the choice of anyone in the world, whom would you want as a dinner guest? Why would you select this person? Give good reasons

What is your most treasured memory? What make this memory so special?

Your house, containing everything you own, catches fire. After saving your loved ones and pets, you have time to safely make a final to save any one item. What would it be? Why would you select this item? What makes it so important to you?

* Don't write down anything dumb down like "weed" or "my gun", or "x-box" That is a easy way to get 0 out of 6 points on this question