Rather than feel small, however, in this arena she felt part of something much bigger than herself. This gave her both a sense of power and peace.
In "The Summer Girls" by Mary Alice Monroe, the protagonist experiences a transformative moment in a vast setting. Rather than feeling insignificant, she recognizes her connection to a larger community or purpose. This realization uplifts her spirit, providing both empowerment and tranquility.
This sense of belonging allows her to embrace her identity and find inner strength. The juxtaposition of feeling small within a grand environment yet simultaneously part of something profound illustrates her emotional journey and personal growth.
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