solved After reading “Seeing,” select one sentence from Dillard’s piece. It

After reading “Seeing,” select one sentence from Dillard’s piece. It should be one that you find interesting, memorable, or essential in the essay. Then write a 350-450 word exploration or analysis of it that does the following: 1.) Accurately reproduces (directly quotes) the sentence with a page number. 2.) Explains why this sentence is interesting or essential and how it fits into Dillard’s essay as a whole. To do this, you may wish to consider some of these questions: What about it is noteworthy or attention-getting or necessary? How does it work in the essay? For example, does it provide an introduction to a topic? Open up a new angle on a topic already discussed? Show how the author thinks? Complicate our notions about something? Offer a poetic meditation or encapsulate an worthwhile idea? Build an essential piece of the structure? Establish a key image? Make an argument? Open up a new way of thinking for you? If the latter, what thoughts does it spark?