Stephen King Problem
It was completely different to understand for me. I think it is something about culture. After I read it the second time with someone helping me, it made sense for me; however, some things were difficult to understand.
I think what the school office did to him was that what he needs. He saying bad things about his teachers. That was unrespectful. One thing wrong he did. He print the news to the students so that everyone could read it. He said bad things for every teacher. They were angry of him. Even though he did many bad things, he was still brave. No one can do something like him, like doing a bad thing and at the same time he knew what would happen at the end of it. He showed courage. I know he did bad things, but he showed everybody a power bigger than them in bad things. I wish he would have done these things in good things helpful for the teacher and the student.
My Problem
I run away from the school one time when I was in high school. I was about 17 years old. I went to school in the morning. I saw 4 of my friends. We talked about leaving the school. I usually follow the rules and I was good student. My friends wanted to leave and I was with them. We were going to the restaurant to eat our lunch. So, we went outside secretly. When we were at the restaurant, one of my uncles saw me. At the same time we were looking to each other. He was shocked because he saw me in the middle of the day in school time. He asked, "What's wrong with you? What happened?" I lied to him. I said, "We have a party in our class so we have to pick a lunch back to school." He believed me. However, when I went home, my father was waiting for me. He got a message from the school office telling him that I ran away from school. I was ready to receive a punch from him, but he asked me why I did that. I told him the complete truth that I ran away. I told him it wasn't my idea and he said I have to stay away from those people. I was very happy that my father didn't get angry with me. Telling the truth is the safest way. Trust me, it was fun!
It was completely different to understand for me. I think it is something about culture. After I read it the second time with someone helping me, it made sense for me; however, some things were difficult to understand.
I think what the school office did to him was that what he needs. He saying bad things about his teachers. That was unrespectful. One thing wrong he did. He print the news to the students so that everyone could read it. He said bad things for every teacher. They were angry of him. Even though he did many bad things, he was still brave. No one can do something like him, like doing a bad thing and at the same time he knew what would happen at the end of it. He showed courage. I know he did bad things, but he showed everybody a power bigger than them in bad things. I wish he would have done these things in good things helpful for the teacher and the student.
My Problem
I run away from the school one time when I was in high school. I was about 17 years old. I went to school in the morning. I saw 4 of my friends. We talked about leaving the school. I usually follow the rules and I was good student. My friends wanted to leave and I was with them. We were going to the restaurant to eat our lunch. So, we went outside secretly. When we were at the restaurant, one of my uncles saw me. At the same time we were looking to each other. He was shocked because he saw me in the middle of the day in school time. He asked, "What's wrong with you? What happened?" I lied to him. I said, "We have a party in our class so we have to pick a lunch back to school." He believed me. However, when I went home, my father was waiting for me. He got a message from the school office telling him that I ran away from school. I was ready to receive a punch from him, but he asked me why I did that. I told him the complete truth that I ran away. I told him it wasn't my idea and he said I have to stay away from those people. I was very happy that my father didn't get angry with me. Telling the truth is the safest way. Trust me, it was fun!
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