In your own words, describe Milne's attitude about the end of summer and the start of autumn. What gives him the strongest impression that autumn has begun? Describe the progression of his feelings and impressions regarding this occurrence, and tell what you think of his point of view.

Milne's attitude about the end of summer and the start of autumn is very much bittersweet. He loved the summer and was disappointed to see it end. The chill of the early morning air and the leaves falling from the tree had given him the strongest impression that autumn had finally begun. In the beginning, Milne dreaded the start of autumn. He was weary about the things autumn would bring, and he did not want to see summer go. Then his feeling toward the approaching autumn began to progress as he began to realize what all he could accomplish in august. He could get more work done, he could also stay in bed a bit longer, then finally he notices that all "all good things must come to an end".Then he begins to embrace the idea of autumn. His point of view changed dramatically when he begins to acknowledge that there is a time for everything so you just need to be prepared.

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