'Imaginative journeys always transform us in someway'. Explore this statement referring to Frost at Midnight, Journey to the Interior, and Sliding Doors.

Transformation due to the undertaking of an imaginative journey is a certainty for every person. After an imaginative journey the mind frame of the person who undertook the journey has altered due to a new understanding, therefore they are unable to return to the same mind frame that they previously had. Similarly, the imaginative journey that Coleridge embarks on during the poem Frost at Midnight transforms his mind. Coleridge begins the journey enclosed and pessimistic …

…approaches. Journey to the Interior is about the prevent of an imaginative journey by the conjecture of obstacles due to the fear of transformation, and Sliding Doors entails the imaginative speculation of what would occur if a split-second moment was altered. Through these pieces it is apparent that people are transformed due to these journeys into the imagination as they return with new knowledge and are therefore unable to return to the equivalent mind frame.