Read the poem "This Is Just To Say" by William Carlos Williams. Compare how he and Soto in "The Pie" portray their guilt after committing the sin of taking another's food. What do they share? What do they do differently?
Think about imagery, allusions (or lack of), their formatting (prose vs. poetry).
what other revelations do you have? Do you think they are really sorry, or is it phony, in one piece, or both?
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