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I disagree with this, though I understand your reasoning for disliking the story. Mostly because it was very apparent that one of them would be dying, but who ended up dying was the actual suprising part. We didnt know till the end of the story that the wife had planned to kill herself the whole time, and frame him for her murder so that he'd have to live with it for the rest of his life.

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I agree about losing sympathy for the baby when they realize he is Hitler. But even if Hitler was the third baby instead of the fourth baby, the mother would still have another kid that would become another hitler because of his upringing

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Keerthana- I agree in the way that it does show a different side of Hitler. We never really got much information about his family or his parents until this story. It was told in the story  that his father was an alcoholic and that was what very well possibly effected him and the way he thought 

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Keerthana- I agree in the way that it does show a different side of Hitler. We never really got much information about his family or his parents until this story. It was told in the story  that his father was an alcoholic and that was what very well possibly effected him and the way he thought 

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I too disagree as I feel that the outcome of the story was uncalled for and unexpected beyond all measures. 

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I too disagree as I feel that the outcome of the story was uncalled for and unexpected beyond all measures. 

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ye, it was not predictable at all because I had no clue she would kill herself till the very end.

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ye, it was not predictable at all because I had no clue she would kill herself till the very end.

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I agree I feel as though they should've explained what started the hatred between them.

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I disagree as well, I did not expect the woman to commit suicide. If anything, I expected one of them to kill the other. It was unpredictable

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I actually predicted that the wife would murder the husband or frame him and to me it was pretty predictable

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I actually predicted that the wife would murder the husband or frame him and to me it was pretty predictable

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Everyone thinks stories are just for reading and learning. But, sometimes they have a different purpose. In this situation, stories show us the consequences of our actions. The story that best demonstrates that stories show us the consequences of our actions is a Sound of Thunder by Ray Bradbury. I chose this story and reason because this story best demonstrates how a small mistake or change can have dangerous and unpleasant consequences. I can prove this by stating the following statement in the text. “"All right," Travis continued, "say we accidentally kill one mouse here. That means all the future families of this one particular mouse are destroyed, right?""Right.""And all the families of the families of the families of that one mouse! With a stamp of your foot, you annihilate first one, then a dozen, then a thousand, a million, a billion possible mice!". This claim matters because sometimes we make bad choices and actions in life and stories help us learn how to deal with the consequences and how to prevent it from happening next time. It tells us how we as humans can’t be perfect and make mistakes but stories tell us how, whatever the action may be, there will be consequences. 

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Everyone thinks stories are just for reading and learning. But, sometimes they have a different purpose. In this situation, stories show us the consequences of our actions. The story that best demonstrates that stories show us the consequences of our actions is a Sound of Thunder by Ray Bradbury. I chose this story and reason because this story best demonstrates how a small mistake or change can have dangerous and unpleasant consequences. I can prove this by stating the following statement in the text. “"All right," Travis continued, "say we accidentally kill one mouse here. That means all the future families of this one particular mouse are destroyed, right?""Right.""And all the families of the families of the families of that one mouse! With a stamp of your foot, you annihilate first one, then a dozen, then a thousand, a million, a billion possible mice!". This claim matters because sometimes we make bad choices and actions in life and stories help us learn how to deal with the consequences and how to prevent it from happening next time. It tells us how we as humans can’t be perfect and make mistakes but stories tell us how, whatever the action may be, there will be consequences. 

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I disagree with you because I didn't think the wife would suicide to make the husband spend eternity in jail. That was pretty unpredictable.

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I disagree with you because I didn't think the wife would suicide to make the husband spend eternity in jail. That was pretty unpredictable.

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I agree the part of the baby being Hitler did not intrigue me.The story was more about an distraught mother who was worried about her kid. Also,I think it was alluding that Hitlers father could had have created the dictator because he was painted as a drunk.

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Do you think Hitler deserved sympathy in the story?

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Do you think Hitler deserved sympathy in the story?

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What would you change about the short stories to fix its flaws?

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What would you change about the short stories to fix its flaws?

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What might be a cause and effect scenario in the sound of thunder and what might it relate to the overall theme/moral 

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What might be a cause and effect scenario in the sound of thunder and what might it relate to the overall theme/moral 

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Henry: Let's all remember who chose the stories.  Mr. "He Who Controls Your Grade" McCurtain.
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Of the 10 reasons Sanders says we need a good story, why did you choose your specific one?

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Henry- I couldn't agree more about the flaws he pointed out

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Henry- I couldn't agree more about the flaws he pointed out