Read the reflection from Kara’s narrative. 1 Ironically, it is from my much younger—and, I used to think, less wise—ther that I learned the value of being honest even when a lie may seem far more tempting at the time. 2 I knew that what he did that day must have been extremely difficult for him. 3 Yet there he stood, taking responsibility for his actions with not a glimmer of hesitation. 4 It is this determination and resolve to do what is right—even when what is right is not what is easy—that I remembe many years later in college when faced with a similar picament of my own. Which line would most strengthen the reflection in Kara’s essay if it were added aer sentence 4? When deciding how honest to be about the role I had played in the situation, I kept thinking of my little ther and how he had the wisdom, even at his young age, to do what was right. Aer unintentionally breaking my roommate’s treasu figurine, I squa my shoulders and took responsibility for my actions, much like my little ther had done all those years ago. Even though it had been an accident, I was afraid to admit what had happened and found myself wishing that my younger ther could be there to bolster my courage. To this day, I still remember the incident as vividly as if it had happened yesterday, and I know it is a valuable lesson I will one day share with children of my own.