Pete Cashen

[Pete Cashen @pete_cashen]

⚡️ “Twitter submission 2” by @pete_cashen https://t.co/55KoT27hzC #xuengl205

[Pete Cashen @pete_cashen]

@Maria70993484 @BenDill49759090 #xuengl205 this stood out to me as well. I think that it is often something we may take for granted. You cannot place a value on good communication.

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“Left handed people tend to be more reasonable and less impaired.” I found this interesting. Does anyone know if there is any really truth behinds this? Why do you think Rye thought of this in the moment? #xuengl205

[Pete Cashen @pete_cashen]

@rori_kaitlyn #xuengl205 I agree. I think this was a story that showed how we as a society judge way to fast. People really didn’t give the time of day to Bibi.

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This story shows how people often judge to quickly. People where very quick to judge Bibi and this is something we need to work on as a society. #xuengl205

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@GabrickMeghan #xuengl205 I also had a hard time reading and understanding the story. The different time periods really made it hard for me to follow.

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I found this story to be a challenging read. I couldn’t seem to understand what was fully going on. The quote “she can’t be disabled, she is sexual” stood out to me though. What where your thoughts on this quote? #xuengl205

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@rori_kaitlyn #xuengl205 Yes, I think he made the boy get in trouble because he knew what the father would do. I think he saw it as an opportunity to be able to make more money.

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After reading the story, it has me wondering what the blind man’s motive was when he made the boy spend the money. Do you think he knew this would make his dad beat him? What was the motive. #xuengl205

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@GraceBagadiong1 I think a takeaway was that the family was more concerned about upholding their “image” rather than seeing the skills that miss Wilmarth had. They failed the recognize how big of an impact she had on their life. #xuengl205

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While reading “Horsie” it bothered me that the family was more concerned with how miss Wilmarth looked than how big of a help she was with the family. Why do you think they where so fixated on her image and not her skills? #xuengl205

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@Lichty_Colette #xuengl205 I thought the items they would steal was interesting. They stole things people with money typically wouldn’t realize went missing.

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I found it interesting how the maids talked about stealing. I thought the items they stole was smart. They took things that people with money wouldn’t notice was missing. #xuengl205

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@Hopkinsengl205 I definitely wouldn’t say it was a comedy. For me it was more comparable to an action or thriller movie. #xuengl205

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I found the foreshadowing interesting when the fathers wife compared him to a cockroach. She said something about him being tough in the dark but when the light catches up he runs and hides. In the end he was living in the basement. Was that comparison justified? #xuengl205

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@Hopkinsengl205 #xuengl205 I think she did believe in God at a point in time. Going through what she had to go through definitely played in impact in her belief falling apart.

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I thought the form of Simpson’s article made it that much more interesting to read. Dividing up her life into the rules has an affect that stuck with me. What rule caught your attention and why? #xuengl205

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@PLampertius #xuengl205 I was happy to see this as well. I liked the part where he told Jack he wasn’t doing any of this for him. I feel like that moment was really where he found the true him.

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I thought it was awesome to finally see Michael find himself. When Jack got upset and yelled at him he defended himself and made sure everyone knew he was doming drag for himself and not anyone else. #xuengl205

[Pete Cashen @pete_cashen]

@dendadis #xuengl205 I liked this part as well. It was something I didn’t really see coming and I think it was written very well.