Question

How does Jackie’s opinion of New York evolve between “new york city” and “herzl street” (pages 144–145)?

Answer 1

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In "New York City," Jackie initially expresses a negative opinion of the city, calling it "loud, dirty, confusing, and lonely." She feels overwhelmed by the fast pace and the crowds, and longs for the familiarity and comfort of Herzl Street. However, in "Herzl Street," Jackie's opinion of New York evolves as she reflects on her experiences there and the personal growth she has undergone. She begins to appreciate the city's diversity, energy, and opportunities for self-discovery. By the end of the passage, Jackie acknowledges that New York has changed her in positive ways, and that she has become more open-minded and independent as a result of her time there.