Goodbye to all That

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Across
  1. 3. ____ is often twisted when written through the lense of romanticism; a blurred line between ___ and fiction
  2. 4. A "notorious memory stimuli" that often reminds Didion of New York
  3. 7. Often associated with the romanticist outlook, one can say that Didion was wearing glasses of a certain hue when she first arrived to new york
  4. 8. A movement within art and literature that places an emphasis on the individual
  5. 9. Didion refers to NYC as "an infinitely romantic ____"
Down
  1. 1. Ancient city referenced in the poem at the beginning of the essay
  2. 2. A way of regarding or understanding
  3. 5. Where Didion left to come to NYC, which she often uses to create contrast
  4. 6. Imagination is superior to ____ within this movement