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This is a sample of how to format your response. Please provide textual evidence from BOTH texts to support your theme.

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how a stable self-image helps a person develop positive decision-making skills and maintain good relationships

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Both themes of the story are that you won't always have someone to guide you when times are rough so you should step in and make good decisions.(ivanesca)

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If mass is provided in the prompt, but not the normal force, how can you still properly solve for the friction force?

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The theme of the book is that ur parents are not always going to be around and u have to grow up faster than some other people and take one of ur parents spots while they not there and try to be better than that other person who is not there and don't let anyone pull u down with them

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I think that the theme of the common lit was that you always have to think before you do something because, their can be very hard punishments. I think this is the theme because the author keeps giving examples of minor who have to face very harsh times for crimes, they didnt understand they did.  I also think that some of the theme was that the sentence that the court are giving to minors are harsh because their brain hasnt fully developed  ( Jala Ware )

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Write your name with your response. I cannot tell who submitted a response if you do not type your name.

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The theme of both selections were that you would not always have an authority figure in your life so you have to find into yourself to create that authority you need. you will have to become mature and understand needs from wantts.
(Kelvin langevine)

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I think the theme of the text is  to keep going even in hard situations. In the text the The Other Wes Moore it states " The fact that sleeping in the living room also allowed her to avoid the haunted bedroom she'd once shared with my father was never mentioned...My mother still tortured herself with what-ifs concerning my fathers death..." I believe the author used his mom as an example to demonstrate what happens when you let rough times get to you.

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I think the theme of the text is  to keep going even in hard situations. In the text the The Other Wes Moore it states " The fact that sleeping in the living room also allowed her to avoid the haunted bedroom she'd once shared with my father was never mentioned...My mother still tortured herself with what-ifs concerning my fathers death..." I believe the author used his mom as an example to demonstrate what happens when you let rough times get to you.

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(Nicholas DePass)

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Both themes from the novel and the text are about discovering or knowing yourself and how that will help with decisions in life. In the novel Wes always found himself in bad situations because of the choices he made. Since Wes was still young those bad choices were made because he didn't fully know himself. The text, it explains how a stable self image helps make positive decisions.
(Gemima Dernier)

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Do juvenile killers deserve life behind bars 

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Do juvenile killers deserve life behind bars 

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I think the theme of these passages were that there isn’t always going to be someone in your life that you can look up to, this causes you to have to guide yourself and try your best to live your life because you didn’t have anybody to look up to. In absence of something like a father figure you may grow up and think the things that you see are ok to do and you do it and get yourself into trouble because you don’t know right from wrong. You have to mature as you grow and learn as you grow without someone to look up to, learning right from wrong.  - Valson Gardner

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I believe that the theme of the text is that faith always decides your path. The reason why I say this is because the two Wes Moores grew up in much the same way, they both lived in an everyday crime neighborhoods, had difficult childhoods, and got into trouble with the police and in school. But yet, one ended up a Rhodes Scholar and the other one ended up being a prisoner. (Ambar Ramirez Ramos)

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The theme of my assignments was pretty much to create a self image of your self by making good choices & also it’s based on what fits you .

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I think the theme for both stories is always create a good look for yourself .

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The theme of this book is that you get a lot of chances in life. Like how both Wes Moore’s grew up in neighborhoods that’s had a lot of crime going on and they both had troubles with school and the police . (Desire Rodriguez)

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The other Wes Moore vs how you see yourself

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The other Wes Moore vs how you see yourself

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Having self esteem and a sense of pride within yourself can lead to good decision making and can help you keep good relationships. The other Wes Moore states “This was a pride issue for Wes. He had just allowed himself to be punched dead in the face, in front of his friends, by a smaller guy.” with his pride being hurt and his “image” being shattered, for a lack of a better term, caused him to make poor decisions. The text How You See Yourself states “It is important to learn about and be aware of your self-image. This is because a stable self-image is key to a healthy sense of identity. When a person’s self-image is not an accurate reflection of them, trouble can sometimes follow” both themes involve how a person sees themselves and how it can impact them. (Terence)

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The Other Wes Moore vs Do Juvenile Killers Deserve Life Behind Bars

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The Other Wes Moore vs Do Juvenile Killers Deserve Life Behind Bars

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Juvenile killers have been given life sentences regarless of their background or age. In some cases this would be illogical because in the event that a 4 year old commits a murder without knowing what they have done they would spend the rest of their life in prison not understanding the cause. In the case of Wes Moore his sentence would be logical because he understands his actions and he proceeded with attempted murder. These themes connect where juveniles commit a murder or attempt it and are sentenced with no consideration of background. In The Other Wes Moore it states "Wes chased after him. As they ran, he and his friend pointed their weapons in Ray’s direction and began taking shots." It also states " Adrenaline was rushing through Wes’s body, followed quickly by fear, but no regret." Wes knew the decision he was making and felt no regret so he would deserve life for murder.

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When reading “Knock Knock , I believe the theme was , the absence of your parents do not determine how your outcome will be later on in the future . The poem “Knock Knock” is similar to “The other Wes Moore” because both boys struggled with the absence of a father , in which took a toll on them both.

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Do Juvenile Killers Deserve Life Behind Bars and The Other Wes Moore

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Do Juvenile Killers Deserve Life Behind Bars and The Other Wes Moore

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As a person, as a human being, I know that everyone gets lazy. We procrastinate and wanna finish things last minute or not finish it at all. Millions, and I mean, millions have people have been put in this predicament for several years and nothing has been done to change that. Police try to protect the public. If they don't have news to give, they get looked at as if they failed so to save themselves, they ruin someone's life because 'it's easier'. That puts us in a situation where this is no right or wrong. If we let the wrong person go, to 'give them another chance', another person or thousands of people could lose their lives. Meanwhile, if you let someone go and they never do anything criminal for the rest of their lives, that's great. But we live in a world where one person's happiness cannot compare to the 7 billion other people. I believe that yes, some juvenile killers should serve their time, but if you don't put in the work to find out if it was actually them, then you have no right to destroy a life. It's not right if you don't do it the right way.