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they might have come to lunch late and didn't see the whole fight

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Because people will have seen different parts of the fight or say what they thought they saw.  They might have also arrived to see the fight at different times.

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Because they weren't all sitting in the same seat, and they all don't have the same opinions. They all saw things differently because they are sitting in different parts of the lunchroom.

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because some people may not have got to lunch on time.

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maybe during the food fight since it was probably pretty crazy people may have thought they saw something but then later on maybe been proved wrong or just realized they made a mistake

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people saw it from different angles so that could change the perspective.

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Some people cant remember things from a long time ago.

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stories inevitably change over time because the memory of such a thing like a lunchroom fight will eventually decay in your memory.

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because they may have came in late and filled in the blanks in there minds so realisticly, that they belive its true

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People probably arrived at different times there for only seeing part of the fight and not knowing well

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someone would like somebody else to get in trouble so themselves or there friends to get in trouble

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if some people look like they have food on them, then they were probably either in the fight or targeted in the fight.

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People who don't really remember the fight might have seen it differently. Also people who had obstructed view might have not seen the whole fight and exactly what happened.

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Lets say your mortal enemy Joe threw spaghetti at you, and it ruined your favorite shirt, you would be upset with that person and target them.

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A friend of the person who is getting picked on may really want the perpetrator into big trouble because they are angry at them

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A friend of one of the kids that was in the fight may want one of the other kid to get in trouble

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Their view might have been obstructed

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Humans are hardwired to exaggerate depending on their emotion, for example if you were the one responsible for the fight you would exaggerate what other people did.

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Friends of the people in the fight might want the other person in the fight to get in trouble and not the person they are friends with.

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People exaggerate a ton so the possibilty you are gonna have to figure out is slim but when you do people can be trust worthy based on physical evidence

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A teachers story is generally non Biased so that would be a reliable sorce of information.

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Maybe someone who doesn't like someone else might blame them

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Teacher's sides of the stories are probably more trustworthy because teachers could get fired if they lie to the principal or they could get into serious trouble.

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They could have gotten a worse view of the fight.

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because people could sit in a different spot

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Stories do change over time and people that were involved may not be trust worthy because they may exaggerate and people that weren't don't know what they are talking about so it is hard to find the true story

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Time makes the difference. Sometimes a dream I had like a month ago is more clear than when it happened right then.

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Someone who was in the fight or an audience member could be biased and try to get one in trouble, even if they didn't do anything wrong.

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I guess teachers are more likely to be reliable than students

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People with injurys are definitely sus

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A story may have changed over time because a kid may have thought they saw one thing, and then realized later they saw another.

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The storys will definetly change over time becasue people don't have memory that lasts forever

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If someone says that one person got punched in the eye but the other person has a black eye, than people would probably believe that the person with the black eye got punched.

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Teachers normally aren't biased, so they are the most trustworthy.

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If you have a bad red mark or bruise on your face and you say you got slapped it is pretty hard for you to be the perpetrator so look at there body to see what they look like if they look beaten up.

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If someone says that the were hurt in a specific spot and they were actually hurt in that spot they are more likely to be telling the truth

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Stories change because memories don't last, and misprints/mismatched parts of the story lead to bigger changes.

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If someone has bruises and punch marks that they didn't have before.