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I kept it because he has a better chance of staying alive if he leaves. Also, the cow could have helped with the load. He could use the bayonets to 🤬 them.

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I didn't understand the other teams points about staying for now. Their "team" was called STAY. That clearly does not mean go later.

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Jonathan should stay because if he leaves he has a very low chance of getting to his destination. If Jonathan stays, he could

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I kept my opinion because almost all them talked about or switched sides when they brought up leaving later in the debate. Which makes no sense because when you are on STAY you want him to stay which would entail staying with the hessians the ENTIRE time not just part of the time.

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I switched sides because if he stays he could have more opportunities to escape later and he would be safer and better off with the Hessians.

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Jonathan has 4 guns 3 of which have bayonets, he doesn't even need to 🤬 them, the kid can definitely walk and also trusts him because he literally lead him to his parents.

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I switched sides because the evidence that some people on the other sides presented gave major proof as to why he should stay. For example if he lives he has no food or water, and if he takes the boy he has to share the food he finds with him.

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Our argument was stronger. We had better points. We executed those points better. We paid attention to the other team's points ( unlike the other side). Needless to say many L's were handed out today by yours truly, Hayden.

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I kept my opinion

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I kept my opinion because staying safe is a big reason to stay. If you have safety and then you gain the Hessians trust, you might have more opportunities to escape later in the future.   

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I kept my opinion because staying safe is a big reason to stay. If you have safety and then you gain the Hessians trust, you might have more opportunities to escape later in the future.   

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I kept it because I think that its still very likely that he will be killed if he stays.

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I switched sides because 1. Hayden knows how to speak 2. they persuaded me to move. 3. I took an oath.

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there reasons where not good enough it was clearly said that the child could walk when he walked with jonathan to the house and when he showed jonathan the bodies

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The other sides had no right opinions and didn't support their facts as clearly as mine did.

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We had more in-depth points and more points in general. So Jonathan should stay for now because of many different reasons. He could always try to escape later.

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I kept my opinion because He would have more time to rest and think about how he is going to escape. If he went right now, he HASN'T had ANY sleep. So if he were to leave now he is tired and if he waned to help the kid, the kid wouldn't want to walk he obviously doesn't want to talk so he wouldn't want to walk. Jonathan can't even carry a gun so if he wanted to leave and the kid didnt want to walk what is he going to do?

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I kept my opinion because what the Stay people weren't taking in was that Jonathan could literally steal the Hessians food supplies, which they have when they gave him some bread. Jonathan could also take the cow, which produces milk, for a source of water. The kid, which is the biggest burden, does trust Jonathan because he doesn't talk to Jonathan, meaning that he could trust him but is very shy. Another reason to escape is that his family, which needs him, is probably sad because he has left them without their consent. A way to solve this problem is to go back to them and make amends

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There may be many that Jonathan could stay safe with the Hessians, but are we considering the fact that the Hessians will do anything to get paid. All they care about is the money. People were saying that it was very harsh

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I kept my opinion because leaving isn't the best option. He doesn't know direction, he has trust with the Hessians right now and if he leaves that trust could be easily broken. Even though escaping calls for freedom, freedom isn't the best option right now.

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I kept my opinion because not even half of their points correlated with the book. They tried to add to our argument to make it seem wrong. Half of them were arguing for the wrong side. The argument wasn't when he should go it was if he should go or not.

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The Hessians aren't holding Jonathan because they want to be buddies. They're holding him for the possible pay that they could gain. They are in it for the profit. If they are offered any form of currency or money, they will give Jonathan up right away.

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He could 🤬 the hessians in their sleep and leave with no one knowing he is alive no one will come after him he has 4 guns bullets three knives from the Hessians and a cow for milk or if he killed it and makes a fire he could have food find the corporal and get home.

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I kept my opinion because I believe in this point. The other side blatantly said that the Hessians were going to 🤬 him, so why not run. You have the odds, the statistics helped you. Also the longer you stay the more you side with

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I kept my opinion because I know that Jonathan's best option is to stay.

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I switched sides because the team that said he should stay made a valid point that Jonathan could gain their trust and then later escape.

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Jonathan already has trust with the Hessians so if he were to be caught leaving then he would no longer have the ability to be trusted.

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I think Jonathan should leave because he would not have to worry about being tortured or kept prisoner.

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Jonathan should go because I believe he could make it back to his home, and have a better chance to survive.

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The Hessians probably are going to take him to a prison boat or force him to be a slave if he stays.

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The main reason is because, the task at hand is unlikely to be successful.

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He should stay because the Hessians are his only source for resources, and direction.

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If he leaves, he could decide where to go, who to trust, and his pace in moving

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Because if he left he might get lost and die.

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he should go because he can find who he thinks was the corporal and get any remaining men to attack the Hessians inside the house and save the little boy

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Jonathan should leave because he isn't safe with the Hessians, and has lots of uncertainty about what they could do to him.

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Stay and figure out what he is going to do so if he wants to escape he has more time to think and take action.

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He should go because he is being used to find the other soldiers.

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I think Jonathan should go because if he stays he could be killed, imprisoned, tortured, or enslaved.

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if he stayed he would be betraying the americans

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I think that Jonathan should stay until he has the opportunity of killing the Hessians, so that he wouldn't have to worry about the possibility of them killing him.

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If he escapes he has a much better chance of surviving. He can also guarantee the safety of the boy.

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Jonathan should go because he doesn't know what the Hessians will do to him. He could be tortured or killed. He also has a chance to save the boy.

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I think he should go because he has a family that will miss him and if he stays he will most likely be killed or become a slave.

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Jonathan should stay because he has been safe with the Hessians. 

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Jonathan should stay because he has been safe with the Hessians. 

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I believe Jonathan should go so he has a better chance at living.

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He should stay because he is outnumbered.

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Jonathan should go because the Hessians might torture him.

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Jonathan should go because the Hessians might torture him.

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I believe this because it says in the book that the Hessians torture, 🤬, and enslave their captives

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Jonathan could leave later if he really wanted to.