Thea Kronborg's 'The Song Of The Lark'

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The Song Of The Lark The Song of the Lark is the self-portrait of a budding artist. Her name is Thea, the ambitious teenage heroine, Thea Kronborg, leaves her hometown to visit Chicago and fulfill her dream of becoming a well-trained pianist and a better piano instructor. And each paragraph speaks specifically about the stories of the process to get to that place, and tells it in a very explicit way what she thought. In paragraph one he tells the place in which he is located, he describes the city as a city that maintains its joy, that the air was clear as crystal, that nature was what decorated its surroundings, he talks about events that happened in his life, like on Thanksgiving Day, when there was a gust of wind. In paragraph 2 she talks about how Thea had 3 students who paid her 25 cents per lesson, they took classes with her because the classes with another teacher were very severe, the place where she taught the class was a small lupar. With the money that Thea earned, she would use it for the upstairs room, and one of the first things she did was buy a brown rug, her mother gave her different things and she made several rules about accepting things for her home. …show more content…

In paragraph 4 she talks about how the cold kept her awake for a long time, she covered herself with her blanket for half an hour, then the warmth covered her when the blankets were warm, and that way she could rest, when she got up she got up wrapped in the sheets and with somewhat rigid legs. In paragraph 5 he talks about how the acquisition of the room opened a new era in Thea's life, it was a very important event since she felt comfortable, at ease and refreshed because she had peace, and her room was a little removed from the After finishing a busy day, she went out with her friends who were waiting for

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