See, in English literature, they want three things: theme, evidence from the text, and your own reflection—the "value point." Just state your idea clearly, pick the right quote, and connect it to a larger truth.
But I tell you, a 120-word answer is a box, and real understanding isn't measured by fitting inside it. Last week, after my shift, I was writing on my coastal_desk_fan about loneliness in a poem, and I ran over the word count because life after thirty gives you too much evidence. 😅
So, follow the format for the marks, but your real answer is in the thoughts that spill over the page.
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