1. near the end of "goodbye to all that,” joan didion mentions that she got married. she describes the decision as “a very good thing to do but badly timed.” which evidence from the text emphasizes the fact that her husband understands her and her? he takes her to a doctor. he suggests they leave new york. he convinces her that they should have a baby. he advises her on how to build her writing career. 2. what is one of the themes in “goodbye to all that”? living through difficult circumstances is inevitable. living happily and productively demands an ability to be creative. living in certain ways can be both financially and emotionally costly. living in a new york city is only fun for rich people. 3. which answer best supports the theme that you chose in the last question? didion explains how she met her husband in new york and that they lived in th