Q4

• A reader said that when Brightly is in the church, he enjoys his time there and it has a positive effect on him, even though his life is hard
• Brightly enjoys his time in the church and it has a positive effect on him
• Even after leaving the church, Brightly still thinks about his time there and the song he heard
• The positive effect of the church on Brightly leads him to visit a public library to look up Jerusalem on a map of the world
• However, the church does not satisfy his hunger and he leaves without the promised milk and honey
• The imagery of the warm church contrasts with the barren village and piled rocks where Brightly spends the rest of his time
• This contrast highlights how little Brightly has and how the joy from the song is only fleeting and superficial
• The positive effect of the church on Brightly is merely superficial and does not have a real tangible benefit to his life
• Brightly enjoys his time in the church and it has a positive effect on him
• A reader said that when Brightly is in the church, he enjoys his time there and it has a positive effect on him, even though his life is hard
• Even after leaving the church, Brightly still thinks about his time there and the song he heard
• He visits a public library to look up Jerusalem on a map of the world, showing the impact of his time in the church
• The church gave him hope, but did not satisfy his hunger, leading to irony in the situation
• The imagery of the warm church contrasts with the barren village and piled rocks where Brightly spends the rest of his time
• This contrast highlights how little Brightly has and how the joy from the song is only fleeting and superficial
• The positive effect the church has on Brightly is described as merely superficial and lacking real tangible benefit to his life