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Letters written in the past can make readers feel:

  • nostalgic
  • embarrassed
  • sad over love lost, or a relationship lost (ex. someone who died)
  • wistful for childhood
  • missing parents or loved one
  • proud to have overcome obstacles; proud of someone else
  • wistful for times gone by
  • curious about the writer, even if written by the reader
  • curious about historical events (what was happening in the world on the day I wrote this? ...on the day my great-grandfather wrote this?)
  • determined to handwrite more letters; carry on a tradition
  • confused if the letter isn't clear
  • wanting to ask more questions
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