"The Party"

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What is the main theme of 'The Party'?

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The main theme is about being true to oneself and understanding self-worth.

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How does the narrator's perception of friendship change throughout the story?

Back

The narrator realizes that her friendship with Bridget is not as strong as she thought.

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What does the narrator learn about self-acceptance?

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The narrator learns that her value does not depend on being invited to the party.

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What does the quote 'So what if I don't go to the party. I'm still me whether I go or not.' signify?

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It signifies the importance of self-identity over social acceptance.

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How does the author create suspense in the story's resolution?

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By not revealing the narrator's final decision about attending the party.

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What does the detail about the name being scribbled out indicate?

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It indicates that Bridget does not consider the narrator a true friend.

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What is the significance of the narrator's negative self-judgment?

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It highlights her internal struggle with self-esteem and acceptance.

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How does the narrator's journey reflect the concept of personal growth?

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The narrator evolves from self-doubt to self-acceptance.

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What role does peer pressure play in the story?

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Peer pressure influences the narrator's feelings about herself and her choices.

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What does the narrator's realization at the end of the story teach about social situations?

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It teaches that social situations do not define one's worth.