# data[].attributes.body
I am starting to notice that many basic things that we have are not in Jonas community. To start off, it states that Jonas saw Fiona’s hair turn a different color, but he didn’t know what color was. It leaves me to wonder if everyone in that society is colorblind or something else happened. This is very odd because while picturing what happens during the book, you picture it with color, but to realize that everything is black and white is crazy

# data[].attributes.body
If I were Jonas, I would be greatly excited to get all these new memories of the outside world. It’s is as if you were a 3 year child exploring the world and seeing all these new things. I now that certain memories would hurt, such has getting surgery or other things, but to me, the memories of seeing the greatness of other thing outside of my community really out-weighs the “painful part” of this job.

# data[].attributes.body
I notice that being the give also means in a way that you are able to connect with society and the outside world. I wonder what the point of obtaining these powers are for Jonas and what he is meant to do with it. I predict that he will be able to inform the government of that society things so that there community will be safer.

# data[].attributes.body
When Jonas receives his job, I can understand why he would be so frightened about receiving it. I noticed that his community is a very strict on and when you have the ability to lie, it really gets you thinking. Also as being the receiver, Jonas no longer has the time to have fun or recreational activities which in other stats that no part of his childhood would come with him.

# data[].attributes.body
After looking at all the tweleves getting there job, I think there should be a difference in how the kids get the assignments. I notice that many of the kids in this story got jobs that they appreciated but before they actually go on stage the people should tell the twelves what there job is so if they disapprove of it then can change it. Furthermore, when they announce the jobs they should show specific evidence why the certain twelve deserves that job so that it is more evident why they got the job.

# data[].attributes.body
After looking back at the book, I notice that Welles kind of new his destiney his whole life. This intrests me because one toy fire truck when he was 4 turned him into a 9/11 hero. Throughout the book the author Tom Rinaldi shows how enthusiastic Welles was to be a fire fighter his whole life. At the end of each day it was like he was more determind to be a fire fighter until he became one.

# data[].attributes.body
I wonder if Welles was still alive, would he regret his decision. Prior to this book I read Ghost Boys and it was a book about a kid able to see the world as a ghost. I wonder if Welles was a "ghost" would he miss anything or regret anything. If I had to guess, based on Welles personality , I don't think he would regret a single thing he did and would be proud of himself and the decision he made. I think he would be proud of himself for making the Red Bandana a symbol of kindness and peace. To further add on, if I was Welles, in my perspective I would be proud of myself because at the end of the day I will always be remembered.

# data[].attributes.body
I notice that Welles is very different then the rest society. Welles priorities arent to get a stable job and just go to school and then go home. Welles priorities are to adventure and help others. This is a very cool characteristic to have because it shows you the the meaning of life isn't just to sit around and wait

# data[].attributes.body
I notice that Welles has made an impact on the whole earth. Welles has taught people that kindness and doing what you think is right is always the best thing to do. To prove that wells has taught the globe about it, it states in the book that sports teams in New Zealand had a red bandana in their back pocket to represent Welles. The news about Welles had traveled from America to New Zealand and who knows where else people learned about him.

# data[].attributes.body
I notice that Welles is growing up being successful. During the chapters of his childhood it describes all the programs and extracurricular things Welles is in. He was also grown up as a very kind and good person. It says that he was in this program in high school where he was a athlete agains doing 🤬.

# data[].attributes.body
I notice that ever since Sara’s dad killed Jerome, she has been more aware of racism and realizing how bad it still is. This is in a way good and away from bad because Sara used to be an ordinary, spoiled privileged girl but it has to take a murdér to know how bad racism is. This is good because know Sara can spread awareness about racism because as it said in the book Sara spent a lot of time finding out black kids who got wrongfully killed and was making a project about it.

# data[].attributes.body
I notice that the people who bullied Jerome are starting to act kind to Carlos and Kim. In Ghost Boys, it states that as Jerome was spectating Kim and Carlos from this “Ghost Place” Jerome got scared that the bullies would also harm Kim and Carlos but they actually helped Kim and walked with her. I think this because the bullies probably feel bad for bulling Jerome because that’s the last thing that happened to him before he died.

# data[].attributes.headline
4# Ghost Boys Friday, 4/12/2019 (edited)

# data[].attributes.subject
4# Ghost Boys Friday, 4/12/2019 (edited)

# data[].attributes.body
I am wondering why the people of different races are picture as more vicious. In Ghost Boys it states that Jerome’s school was mostly Hispanic and African Americans, which most of them were bullies when Sara, the Caucasian girl, goes to a mostly white school where it’s all rainbows and sunshine there. I am not very sure if schools are like this in real life, but if would the kids who go to the mostly foreign school be more brutal? I also notice that some people in Sara’s school was saying her dad do the right thing, which was to shoot an innocent kid without warning. I wonder if it was a white person would he have given a warning, and are the people who said that he did the right thing racist citizens.

# data[].attributes.body
I notice that the environment that Jerome lives in is not safe at all. To start off, one of the paragraphs says, "Green Street isn't peaceful; it isn't green either. Just brick houses some lived in, some abandoned. out-of-work men play cards on the street, drinking beer from cans tucked into paper cans." That proves that the area Jerome lives in is not very secure. Secondly in the article is says, "two blocks from school, drug dealers slip powder or pill packets customers, stuffing cash in there pocket. That further proves that the place Jerome lives in is not safe at all because if that was SPF that would be reported immediatly and they would be at jail. Lastly in Jerome school the Bullies are like vicious beasts and actually go out of there way to injure Jerome. I infered this from the text because Jerome actually eats lunch in the bathroom stall with his feet on the toilet so the bullies wont hit him and beat him up

# data[].attributes.body
I notice that even though Jeromes technically lives on the north side of America, people are as racist. I know that learning in Social Studies we learnt that in the south the people were the most racist but that stereotype is disproved when in the book it says that there was a video recorded of the white police officier just imediatly shooting his gun at Jerome with even saying 'halt'.

# data[].attributes.body
I notice that Jeromes family is very poor. On page 10, "Ma is a receptionist at Holiday Inn." This easily shows that the family might not be the richest because a receptionist job from my background is not the most high paying job. Also on page 10 is states that Jeromes dad is a sanitation driver. I wonder how Jerome was able to afford some sort of gaming console because in the book it says that he has "Minecraft" which is a video game. It is very intresting how Jerome is appreciative for what he has even though he is poor and gets bullied.