What do you think Millicent will say to the sorority sisters? Write dialogue that Millicent might say when the initiation is over and she goes upstairs.

The above question is about the character Millicent in the story "Initiation" by Sylvia Plath.

Millicent wanted to join a high school sorority to become popular. She and her friend, Tracy, underwent an initiation and she made a lot of discoveries about herself. She'd rather not join the sorority but still wants to be friends with Tracy and the sorority girls.

Here is what I think she would say to the sorority.

"I wanted to join this sorority because I wanted to be popular like you girls. But, I realized that I'm better off as being my authentic self and I'd rather be true myself than be a follower and do things I don't believe in. I hope that even though I'm not joining this sorority, I can still be friends with you all".

- I've been thinking of joining the sorority for a long time but I suddenly came up with something that always stopped me to make the last decision. I realised that if I were a member of sorority I would be just like the others, I mean, I would lost my individuality and would just became a part of a whole. That is not what I always dreamt of, so I'd better stay a person who I am.