1.What are some of the aspects of narrative writing and did you like using them?
I think narrative essay was quite simpler writing style than other type of essays, because it just had to be written explaining the topic about myself also it's direct writing to the audience, which made easier thinking of them.
2.How did you determine what details were relevant and necessary to support your ideas?
I gave myself several questions that which I'm going to talk about, based on topic. It helped me a lot to decide which area was going to be my main theme of essay, and these questions supported me by reminding my memories in the past.
3.How did you create a unique piece of writing?
I created my own unique piece of writing by looking backward my life until now, and chose the most dramtic moment that not many of people have experienced. Therefore I was able to create my own style of essay.
4.How did you craft your writing to meet the audience expectations? What is easy or hard?
I crafted my writing so I could meet the audience's expectations by changing the position of me and the audiene together, which was affective because I was able to figure out what my audience would like to hear about, as same as what I expect to hear from other people's essay. It was easy to figure out however, I think writing those expectation thoughts into my essay was hard because I couldn't just easily trasfer into the writings.
5.How did your personal experience and faith shape the way you told this story?
It talked about my experience mostly in a way that, I was nervous and went so tensioned during the story, with by surprise. It was basically based on my feelings towards the experience I had, which means that I was expressing my feelings to my audience.
6.What would your life be like without the experience?
Without the experince I talked about in essay, then I wouldn't be in TCIS now and wouldn't be speaking and writing English as how I am now. Also maybe, I would be spoilt child in Korean public schools wondering around while my childhood.
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