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- Frankenstein's monster would have been nicer if Frankenstein would have cared for his monster. ~Nikkie
- Sir Gawain had to be nice to the host or the green knight would have killed him ~Gabby
- Vinegar can sometimes be used in a passive aggressive sense ~Genesis

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- I feel like as though your actions or your response, can either be Honey or vinegar.. So its the way you react, because ultimately you decide the after taste.
-When dealing with all different types of people and situations, different personalities, different emotions,. and the manipulation towards the outcome..
-Frankenstein- If Victor would have dealt with his creation and took responsibility towards what he had done.. and understood that the monster felt.. and that ultimately every single word said, and every action good and bad effected not only the monster but himself.

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- "Sir Gawain had to be nice to his host or the Green Knight would have killed him. So he had to treat them with respect." Gabby
- "They had to treat Duncan nicely, so that he wouldn't expect them to kill him in his sleep." Will
- "If Victor would've been nicer to his creation, the Creature wouldn't have tried to destroy his life the way that he had." Nikkie

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"You had to nice at work...." -Kendi
"Being nice is how you make friends." -Emily
"Sir Gawiian had to be nice to his host or the green knight would have killed him." -Gabby

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- Sir Gawain had to be nice to his host or the Green Knight would've killed him. (Gabby)
- People didn't respect Macbeth in the end because he was more of a tyrant than a ruler. (Will)
- If Victor would've been nicer than the monster wouldn't have been so crazy and wild (Nikkie)

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- good friends are the "honey", bad friends are the "vinegar"
-"you still have to be nice at work... you could get fired" -Kendi
-"sometimes you have to act mean like vinegar.. it is not always a bad thing"

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~ Emily - being nice is how you'll make friends.
~Genesis - There are occasions when this isn't true, some people prefer brutal honesty.
~ Kendi - At work you have to be nice no matter what or you run the risk of being fired.

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- "If you're a jerk, you're not going to have any friends." - Emily
- "9/10 this statement is true. You have to read people... there is always that one person that you have to treat differently to get your point across" - Genesis
- ""If you're rude at work you could be fired" - Kendi

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1. Emily: If you're a jerk, you won't have friends. Being harsh is represented by the vinegar. Honey=sweet
2. Sometimes vinegar is better than honey in certain cases.
3. Kendi: If you're rude at work you may be fired. Customers who yell at you... you still have to be nice.

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1.  Emily made a point that the more harsh you act, the less likely you are to make friends. Therefore, the statement is true.
2. Genesis made a point that it depends on the person, but more often than not the statement is true.
3. Kendi made a point that, in a working environment, you cannot be rude to someone or act like "vinegar."

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1. "If you're a jerk then you're not going to make friends." -Emily Childress
2. The honey means kindness and sweetness.
3. Sometimes vinegar (aka being a jerk) to get a point across without sugar coating stuff. (Ex. Telling a friend that they need to break up with their horrible partner)

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* If you're a jerk, you're not going to make friends. -Emily
* You're attracted to someone that's nice- it's human nature. -Genesis
* You have to be nice/calm at work even when the customers are being douchebags. -Kendi