She is introduced to ballet, which, to say the least, begins to satisfy her quench for culture. Throughout the book she is exposed t many amazing people, and learns much from them. Dance has such a huge impact on her and satisfies her search to be "in the spotlight," but this is in direct opposition to her parent's religious interpretations...
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Dance has such a huge impact on her and satisfies her search to be "in the spotlight," but this is in direct opposition to her parent's religious interpretations. Her inspirations come from several "breaths of culture" not her own. She knew dancing and performing would give her the attention she craved...
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