Storr uses a metaphor by telling audience members to “be a snowdrop.” What does she want audience members to do?

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When Storr asks the audience to “be a snowdrop,” the prompt invites listeners to grow through adversity rather than seek comfort. 
Option 1: live through challenge and discomfort in order to grow and transform. This aligns with the metaphor of a snowdrop, which emerges and thrives through tough conditions, signaling personal growth through hardship. 
Option 2: enjoy the lovely flowers that most people do not take the time to look at. While it mentions flowers, this misses the core message of resilience and transformation that the snowdrop metaphor conveys; it focuses on superficial appreciation rather than growth through struggle. 
Option 3: accept that you cannot change and that is okay. This counters the intended meaning, which emphasizes transformation and moving beyond present limits, not resignation. 
Option 4: get a job in a new country, like France, in order to struggle to live like she did. This is a very specific, literal scenario not implied by the metaphor; the snowdrop idea is about personal development, not a country-specific life challenge. 
Option 5: use their resources to move ahead in life and achieve their goals. Although resourcefulness can aid growth, this option emphasizes external means over the internal process of enduring discomfort to transform, which is the key lesson of the snowdrop image.

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