The narrator suggests, “Perhaps it would be best if you imagined it [Omelas] as your own fancy bids … for certainly I cannot suit you all” (para. 3). Do you think leaving the description of Omelas to...

The narrator suggests, “Perhaps it would be best if you imagined it [Omelas] as your own fancy bids … for certainly I cannot suit you all” (para. 3). Do you think leaving the description of Omelas to the reader is an effective strategy for storytelling? Why, or why not?