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How are high school students who are nostalgic for the past affected more by anxiety and depression?

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To what extent can nostalgia cause a negative affect on people, can it put people in danger

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To what extent does nostalgia have on older NBA players like dennis rodman?

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To what extent does nostalgia affect adults who dedicate their adulthood to their jobs

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To what extent does nostalgia effect high schoolers ability to learn in school?

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To what extent does the amount of hours an average teenage spend on their phone possibly provoke nostalgia?

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How does nostalgia have a impact on older NBA players like dennis rodman?

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To what extent does nostalgia have an impact on professional player Mbappe back when he was a teenager in France?

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To what extent does nostalgia affect high school students that take extra curriculum courses?

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To what extent does nostalgia impact interpersonal relationships and social connectedness among college students during times of transition, such as starting university or moving to a new city?

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To what extent does nostalgia affect high school athletes who play sports year round, for school and out of school?

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To what extent does nostalgia affect teenagers in Americas grades?

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To what extent can nostalgia cause mental health problems and what can be done to prevent this?

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To what extent does heavy nostalgia affect the quality of sleep in a depressed middle aged man.

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To what extent does nostalgia negatively affect an adult’s reliability in their career?

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To what extent can Nostalgia impact the mental state of people who have lost a significant amount of weight?

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To what extent does focusing on nostalgia impact the mental health of a struggling student

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I agree with Hannah, Ruth can come off as a show off for trying to show off to the other students that she got a pencil case from the guardian, and being close with an guardian was seen as a special person or your favorited.

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To what extent can nostalgia be therapeutic in relation to mental health in teens?

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To what extent does nostalgia effect teenagers with their future careers.

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to what extent does nostalgia negatively effect the regular college student in There studies to become academically successful

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To what extent does nostalgia influence a persons mental health as they get older?

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To what extent can nostalgia affect decision-making and future aspirations in teenagers in the U.S?

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To what extent does nostalgia affect adults productivity or their ability to process things in the United States?

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is it possible to that hailsham could be a imaginary place that Kathy uses as a coping mechanism to forget what really happened wherever she actually lived? Could this possibly connect to her nostalgia?

*how come she is the only carer and everyone else are donors, she is the only observant hailsham student, maybe she’s a carer because of this

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To what extent, should adults in the U.S go to fantasize and reminisce about their childhood past?

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To what extent does nostalgia have a negative impact on depression an anxiety upon teens in America

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My perspective on nostalgia is that the past can hold us back from becoming who we are supposed to be. Revisiting past events will just keep you there instead of moving on. Table 2 did really good. They had a very controversial issues and ideas that they went over

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To what extent does nostalgia impact the average American adult in either a positive and negative way and why does it impact them in both ways?

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I agree that Hailsham is very hidden. If someone caught Hailsham, it would be shut down. It’s clear it’s not know about Hailsham and it takes place in the middle of nowhere because no one in their right mind would let this kind of activity towards using kids as organ donors take place.

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I think the art created by the students is a key part of their identity and education inside.

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I disagree with the idea of children rebelling because they are scared. The children have been raised to follow the rules that were created by guardians and I don’t think that the children would be willing to rebel.

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I think that Amira could’ve been more prepared when she was gonna ask a question about the pencil case but didn’t know where she actually had the question. When she connected how Hailsham students aren’t being told the truth and separated from the world to the child labor in the real world she did very well and sort of redeemed herself.

I agree with Kyo on how we get these really delicious, cheap, and worldwide chocolate but it is harvested by all these kid in Africa for cheap labor. Like eventhough we say that it’s wrong, we the people still buy this chocolate because it’s everywhere and on how cheap it is.

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I agree that never let me go is a affective title and make sense Kathy can’t let go of all of this and keep looking back on everything

2: I also agree that hailsham was was weird and about how they never talked to a place outside of hailsham kind of hinted on how they weren’t gonna expierence much of the outside world because they were gonna be donors

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I think some of them could have got more prepared with the question and didn't think these were thengest questions they asked nor answers.

I agreed on there take about the gallery

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I agree that there’s something more to the artwork and that they’re just not telling the kids what it’s used for or how it’s beneficial. The artwork might determine if someone is a carer or a donor based on talent and creativity.

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I don’t think the world knows about Hailsham. If people realized they were children, they would not be donating organs. I agree that the author wants us to think about child labor and child trafficking. There is no set scene on where Hailsham is located at.

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I disagree that most people would rebel against Hailsham because most are benefiting from it with the organ donations. They don’t have much power, or care, or are scared to speak up if they thing this is wrong.

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I disagree with the comment about Kathy being more likely to be a leader. I agreed with the comment about Ruth being more likely to be a leader. I think that Ruth has more of an outgoing personality and would be a good leader. However, she is controlling sometimes, that may be a good quality for being a leader.

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I feel that the students should rebel and most likely would rebel but if they tried once getting to the outside world no one would believe them simply for the reason that it seems Hailsham students cannot retrace and go back to Hailsham. It’s also possible that the outside world as the guardian call it are in on the school of Hailsham and are working with them possibly somewhat like a social experiment.

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I think the idea of rebellion is going to happen in the story. The rebellion was always bound to happen when these kids are trapped inside hailsham.

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Wondering where Hailsham is and the idea if people don’t agree with the ideals of Hailsham

I think it is something to think about, and also my own question is if these kids have parents or if there’s a reason to why people aren’t able to find and locate Hailsham. And whether people find it to be morally wrong depends on if people really knew the truth about it.

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Do you think the outside world would rebel?

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I agree with the idea of the art being something to do with the career/future they will have. Whether it’s being a donor or carer. Based on what we know Tommy is a donor and he wasn’t creative. Through Miss Lucy’s talk with Tommy it shows that drawings have something to do with his future.

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Why don’t the kids at hailsham just leave they have the opportunity to so why don’t they?Is it because they don’t know the outside world or how it works?

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I agree that when madame cried from Kathy’ dancing that it made see her see as person and just someone that is going to be a career. This is because madame was terrified of the students, but I guess now that she sees how they see things makes her feel a little bad.

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I had a question and comment I would’ve liked to share and it was on page 100 I’m not sure but Kathy reflects on Madames reaction to the students when she sees them as if they’re spiders. My question was what do you think this reaction reveals about how the outside world views the hailsham students? And I feel like it’s fear and discomfort the outside world feels toward them. Also I think the students are still seen as different and less human because they have different thoughts as others.

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Talking about if the title of the book is effective as an title

I think it is, and I went into reason as to why it was in my time in the seminar but I think it’s effective because it’s related to a specific motivation for Kathy and it’s related enough to the story to warrant it being the title.

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I agree that the title fits so well because it describes the whole story on why Kathy can’t let go of the past of hailsham

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I agree with the statement that Madame was crying after seeing Kathy singing because she got to see that these kids are actually humans with emotions.

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I agree that there may be a hidden meaning behind them needing to be creative and it’s not all about just art and being artistic. Also could go along with Mrs Lucy having those outbursts out of guilt because of all the secrets going on in Hailsham.

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I agree that the guardians and children are so separated that miss Lucy needed to see this kids for what they are not just because their future is set for them.

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Discussion began with madames need to come to Hailsham.

And wondering why they are coming besides art

I think it is interesting to think about, but we also don’t really see much more of the art and creativity aspect sometimes to warrant talking about it again.

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I disagree with the idea of the kids being felons. I don’t agree this seems to be untrue. I think what is restricting them is something mentally.

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Growing up in a different environment can be challenging. I agree with the part that nothing is physically stopping them from leaving. Mentally they have been told to stay so they do. We all have parents who tell us what to do especially when we were younger. We grow and experience new things everyday and the kids at Hailsham do not. They only experience a few things everyday.

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I agree when he said that Ruth is a little jealous of Kathy because I also she’s jealous about the fact that he can have a relationship with Tommy in the flute how she wouldn’t be fine with it.

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Round 3: I agree with the if Tommy feels safe with Kathy taking care of him because if he didn’t feel safe with her, he would probably no talk to her and I think like with all the memories they both have made at hailsham like with friends and by themselves in my opinion I think that Tommy just in general does feel safe.

I agree and disagree with the one of Ruth being a show off and being selfish. I agree with the one of that Ruth might be jealous of Kathy, but I also think that she was being a show off by showing Kathy the pencil case that she got. But I also disagree with her being “selfish” I think it’s just her wanting to get attention and not knowing how to grab people’s attention.

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When Ruth has the secret guardian, I can relate to that. We all have this one teacher that we like and that treats us special. We have all had that one teacher so it’s understandable why Ruth would want to protect Ms.Geraldine. Ruth feels an emotional connection to her as students do with their teachers.

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I agree with the fact that Ruth was trying to be a show off with the pencil case. The fact that she wants a lot of attention on her and why she tries to one up others might show up again later in the book if we ever see how Ruth truly is

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I agree with what they said about Tommy not thinking he felt betrayed. I believe Tommy was in the right space andw as just confused but wasn't feeling betrayed at the moment. I also agree with what they said about the pencil situation.

I didn't agree with Ibrahim saying Ruth is jealous of Kathy I just thought Ruth was a little flustered but no jealous.

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I agree with the point that Ruth felt her life wasn’t to herself. Through the pencil case, the pencil case from Miss Geraldine which probably made Ruth feel special. She got one of the stricter guardians to like Ruth and bend the rules for her.

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Ruth is an attention seeker she’s always calculated and she knew what was going on at hailsham she knew that her life wasn’t hers she wanted something for herself.

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I agree with Ibrahim about how Kathy’s memory of Hailsham brings her happiness. I think that whenever Kathy talks about Hailsham, she says a lot of her best memories and favorite things that happened at Hailsham.

I disagree with what Abby said about how Ruth was trying to be “shutoff” with Kathy and sort of rude with Kathy. I think that Ruth was just trying to get attention and have something special for herself.

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i agree with Ibrahim when he says each character has a different perspective and style. I think this makes the reader analyze each character more in depth rather than if they were all similar to each other.

I disagree that Ruth is an attention seeker. I think that Ruth just wanted the pencil case for herself.

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I agree that Ruth is an attention seeker and wants the attention. I think this because she didn’t want Kathy to have the pencil case and made it a big deal.

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I disagree with the fact that Ruth is an attention seeker. I think she is just if anything misunderstood and I think she is just written as more of the group leader. I don’t think she was coming off as rude I think it’s just something she’s used to. Also everyone likes to show off sometimes so I think it was just a little odd.

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I agree with Ibrhamin that Kathy memories of Hailsham brings happy memories. It’s type of nostalgia moment.

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I agree that the room number for miss Lucy is very significant and has been repeated multiple times throughout the book.

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1:i agree that ruth had a different personality and a different memories from her own view and since Kathy talks about something from the past top future Ruth and she dosent remember much

2:i agree that if it was Ruth or someone else’s perspective we wouldn’t be as confused with a lot of things that Kathy talked about but it wouldn’t be as good of a story and some things wouldn’t been brought up

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If there were multiple perspectives on Hailsham there wouldn’t be much confusion and questions about it.

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I agree with what she said about if we had another perspective about hailsham than there’s wouldn’t be a lot of confusion about it because for now we’re only relying on one persons side of how it was and if it was more than one it would be more reliable place and better understand.

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The ideas that the story would change its meaning and idea of the story had kathy not had been the point of view character.

I think the point of view would change a lot since Kathy is really one of the only people in the story giving her situation a little bit more thought. And also the idea of room 22 discussion feeling symbolic.

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one thing that made me think about the story different was how people talked about mrs. Lucy being fired. I really thought differently about the part where they talked about her telling everyone too much because she found something out about hailsham.

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Question asked about if Hailsham was a fantasy or made believed, I think it’s really interesting

But I don’t think it’s a fantasy, mainly because of the other characters like Ruth and Tommy also having memories of Hailsham even if they weren’t 100% accurate. But it’s still an interesting thought to ask about.

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I agree that Ishiguro writing style is as if she is talking directly to the reader and she is is doing that on purpose to show or describe the characters more.

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I disagree that Tommy doesn’t have trust in Kathy. I think this because Kathy and Tommy talk about things that happen like with Miss Lucy and that shows they have a bond.

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I like the fact whether Tommy trusts Kathy as his carer or not was brought up and that everyone thinks he would trust her and there likely wouldn’t be any problems

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They start with page 108 and 109, wondering why if that was the reason why miss Lucy left Hailsham.

I’m sure it was one of the reasons along with her views not matching up with the other guardians at Hailsham. so yes she probably did leave because of this but also any other reasons such as not wanting to give the kids unimaginable beliefs.

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I agree with the comments about how the kids will react if they are going to be a carer or donor. If Tommy is bothered by the fact that he is a donor and Kathy is a carer. I agree with what everyone said about how he would be trustful and understanding especially if it’s someone he’s known for some long.

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Curiosity hurts a ton.

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1: I agree that they talk a lot about sex ed in the book and that it leads to a bigger picture and must mean something bigger throughout the book since they talk about it so much

2:i agree that Ruth was relieved that she got back with Tommy because she really needed a break from him but at the same time loved him and wanted to make it work out

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Discussion of Ruth’s role in the story and also her motivations and relationships with the other character's in the book,

And also discussing predictions for future possible events of the characters in the story, discussing Ruth’s relationship with Tommy and Kathy’s ending possibly being good or bad. And discussions of the guardians view point of teaching the children about sex, and with the kids not really caring about it even discussing other types of sex. Along with whether the cottages were related to it. As well as discussing whether there was a reason for teaching the kids about sex at their age .

I disagree with what they are trying to state at first about how they are encouraging the kids to have sex but I alter agree with what else they are talking about it.

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I agree that sex ed being taught can have something to do with their future at the cottages. Even though nobody can reproduce, something will be involved

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I agree with the statement that sex-ed is taught differently at hailsham. I think that the reason being for this is because they want them to keep their bodies safe and healthy for donations. I agree with the idea that this could also have something to do with the cottages.

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I agree with the ides of the kids being more free once they reach the cottages. They will have more freedom then they do at Hailsham. It seems they will still be monitored by Hailsham but they will be free. They clearly wont be “trapped” but the completion as they say will be soon so they freedom wont oblast long.

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I agree with what Basil said on how Kathy and Tommy will get together, and Ruth will get mad but eventually understand. It goes along with what I said about how Ruth is more of a despised character but later on in the book we will feel empathetic for her. It shows more character development for Ruth and something that can really happen in the book due to the very close connection between Kathy and Tommy. This is even hinted at in the book when some of Kathy’s friend say that she is the next in line after Tommy and Ruth broke up.

This isn’t a sort of agree or disagree but I will like to comment on Bobby’s question. I feel like Bobby could’ve been more prepared with the page number of the question so people can go back and look at it. I also think that he could’ve projected his voice more so that the whole circle would be able to clearly hear his question. He did very good with the overall question but maybe just project himself louder while reading it.

-Anthony Villalobos

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I agree that when they are in the cottages that they will be more free and want to explore and that it is the reason they are teaching them about sexual education and view it as a beautiful thing.

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Ruth and Kathy’s relationship changed at first from ruined to slightly better. When Kathy found out that Ruth was lying about where she got the pencil case from, the confrontation caused a surprised reaction and stress because she thought about her reputation and relationships with other students and how they would be ruined. Soon after, their relationship became slightly better due to the Kathy’s efforts to make it up to Ruth in small ways.

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I agree with Matt that Kathy and Ruth both have experiences with Tommy and that it could bring them closer together at the end of the story but I think that Ruth is hateable at the moment despite her good doings every so often.

I disagree that the ending will be bad and that Tommy and Kathy with end up together leaving Ruth upset. I think if Tommy and Kathy end up together Ruth will just have to learn to accept it.

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Round 2: I agree with the fact that Ruth right now is kind of a character that we could “hate” because it kind of seems like Ruth is madam's favorite, because she had told Kathy that madame had given her that pencil case and while Ruth is kind of getting like this “special treatment” Kathy is noticing this because in the book she begins to tell us interactions that Kathy has seen between Ruth and madame but also I don’t think that she should be “hated” because she is just a child and she really isn’t doing anything, it’s just madame giving her like this “special treatment” and I don’t think Ruth is really noticing that she is getting special treatment.

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I agree with the statement said that they want to teach sex ed at a young age because it has something to do with the cottage and the future.

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I agree that the author is making Ruth more hateable and unlikeable. He shows more of Ruth’s bad side then good, as well as the ill conversations she has with Kathy

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The students at hailsham start to realize the reality of why they are there the teacher hints at points when she says you can’t have a future then soon later gets fired.

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I disagree with the statement that Ruth is hate-able because I think that Ruth has some dislikable qualities but this story is told from Kathy’s point of view, and at the beginning of the story her and Ruth have some disagreements. As the story continues, Ruth gets Kathy a new tape and I think that if she really was overall a dislikable character, she would not have done that.

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I feel that Ruth can be seen as hatable however, it she definitely is needed for the story

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I disagree with the comment that the author is trying to paint Ruth as someone the readers aren’t supposed to like. I think it just ties back to the tension of what will happen between the girls if they hook up Tommy. At the end of the day Ruth is also just a child.

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I disagree that Ruth should be hated because just that so he had bad times does not means she should be hated because she was good to Kathy at times. I think she is a good friend to Kathy and her geting with Tommy doesn’t make her bad because she didn't know Kathy liked Tommy.

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I believe that story will not end happily, and I believe that there will be a plot twist or character death