August 30

 On Wednesday, we went over some questions about "The Rockpile" for the  quiz. I came into class a little late and I thought this was just for studying, so when Mr. Rease picked it up I was a little surprised. Thankfully, I found another copy and took it home to study further because I missed some questions on the sheet in class. The questions were about the theme of "The Rockpile" among other things that gave me even newer perspectives than I had the day before on family dynamics and favoritism.

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