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In what ways does nostalgia influence the emotional and mental health of people of color in the 40-69 age demographics living in the United States of America?

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To what extent is nostalgia for childhood memories powerful enough to reduce feelings of depression for teenagers in the U.S, during school-related stress?

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to what extent does nostalgia affect the mental and emotional health of a teenager?

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To what effect does nostalgia of the past effect the culture of seniors within present day Japan?

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How does using nostalgia in marketing assist companies advertise to consumers over the age of 50?

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To what extent could nostalgia of childhood memories of family affect a American teenagers style of parenting?

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To what extent does nostalgia negatively affect U.S. veterans emotionally after their deployment in war.

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To what extent can nostalgia effect highschoolers in America on their learning and studies?

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To what extent can nostalgia be beneficial to great leaders and politicians in the American government?

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To what extent does Nostalgia effect teenagers everyday relationship choice?

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To what extent does Nostalgia effect teenagers everyday relationship choice?

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To what extent does nostalgia affect elderly individuals emotional and mental stability?

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To what extent can nostalgia benefit or harm an American teenager in their development of their life?

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to what extent can nostalgia influence a teenagers relationships with their friends, loved ones, family?

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To what extent can nostalgia shape the perception of the present and future.

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To what extent could nostalgia overtake an average teenager every day choice.

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To what extent can we enjoy nostalgia without becoming too stuck in the past , making us unable to look forward to the future?

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To what extent does nostalgia interfere with a students ability to succeed in school

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To what extent does nostalgia positively affect an 18 year old male in America.

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To what extent should nostalgia be seen as a positive effect to the general world?

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How will nostalgia affect high schoolers going into their adult years?

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To what extent does nostalgic affect a persons current behavior or mind set in America?

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To what extend can nostalgia affect a teenagers future career choice.

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To what extent does nostalgia affect a soccer player suffering from depression?

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To what extent does nostalgia affect teenagers in school over the last few years in America ?

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To what extent dose nostalgia effect a teenager in americas mental health?

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To what extent does nostalgia benefit or harm the average teenager in America?

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I agree with the idea that the students of hailsham are less human because if they are not able to reproduce I think that has to do with some of their DNA being altered.

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I agree with Noor that Tommy was jealous about the nice calendar. Tommy has been told his whole life that art is the most important thing he can do with his life. By both guardians, who he wants to impress and probably looks up to, and peers who he wants friendships and inclusion. He has been an outcast his entire childhood, told he wasn’t good enough. It makes sense that he would be jealous when told by one of his few close friends that they think better of someone else for their artistic abilities. This ties back into the culture shock of Miss Lucy saying artwork wasn't important originally, and makes it more curious that she would pivot to saying he was practically trash for not being able to paint.

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i feel like the kids are being lied to about being infertile or not being able to make kids because the staff warned them about who they have sex with. i think they were implying the risk of STDs.

i believe that they are also donating their reproductive organs/cells (uterus, sperm etc) because those are also pretty important and can be donated.

giving birth can also harm the vital organs which is why they dont want the students diddling each other

if there is a population decline in the outside world, it would make sense that their reproductive systems would also be taken.

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I agree with Beck about considering the existence of other schools like Hailsham. Places don’t have just one school where everyone goes, there are many schools in cities as well. It would be narrow minded to believe there was only one school like Hailsham on the whole planet. (Think of Harry Potter, Hogwarts isn’t the only magic school). One school can’t possibly supply the entire world with organs, if that’s what donations are for. If there is only one school, just Hailsham, we’d have to assume it relates somewhat to the fact students can’t reproduce. There is nostalgia in parenting, adults in general would like a miniature them going to the same school as them and reliving similar experiences. Many creatures have some form of desire for legacies.

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I think the reason why they don’t want the students to have sex is because they don’t know what the consequences of them reproducing is. Like maybe they fear that if the “fake humans” surpass the real population, they’ll start some revolt against their creators. It’s either that or the people who created them didn’t intend for reproduction and never gave them the correct organs for it. And the guardians at Hailsham don’t want the students to waste their time having sex rather than learning.

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I disagree with the idea that the students aren’t human as characters like Kathy and Tommy show genuine emotions like empathy, anger, compassion, curiosity, etc… and also the reason given of students not being human because they follow a routine within the school kinda falls flat as we also follow routine inside our own schools in real life too.

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I disagree with the idea that Tommy is weird, he has his differences that set him apart from other students such as in his lack of creativity and outbursts, however his outbursts started after he was bullied for his low creativity, but after his talk with Miss Lucy and he didn’t react to the bullying he was later more accepted into activities with the other students.

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I agree that Tommy isn’t weird just different. He wasn’t like the other kids because of his art and he’s left out because of his tantrums so of course he’d be a little different than the rest of the kids. However he’s not weird because he doesn’t do anything that crazy to where he shouldn’t be included with the rest of the kids.

I disagree that the kids are made just for the specific actions of becoming carers or donors, but I do think that they could’ve been grouped together at a young age to go to this school since they all coincidentally can’t have babies

I agree that if anything Tommy is more human than the rest of the kids because he’s the only one that’s not as good as the rest, he’s the only one that needs help from other people.

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I agree that there’s something going on in the outside world that we don’t know about because what other reason would they be giving up their organs willingly or not

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I agree with the idea that Tommy might’ve had past trauma as that trauma could’ve come from his past guardians before being sent off to hailsham.

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i dont believe that the kids at hailsham aren’t human. they’re definitely not natural, or maybe even organically created, but they’re still humans.

i feel like the reason they have such strict and repetitive schedule and behaviors is just a result of their environment and hailshams standards. they’re so used to hailshams schedules that they probably don’t know it’s abnormal.

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I agree with Jayden about needing to figure out whether Hailsham students have the ability to decline donating. Hailsham students have no known parents, only guardians raising them to donate organs. They don’t have much trust and unity in their classrooms, children are without a secure relationship. The students don’t have support systems, they have nothing to go to if they disagree with Hailsham. If they had the option to decline, would they? Being a donor or carer gives them purpose, and they love where they were raised. They are desperate for purpose and wanting love from what they love. If giving away their organs makes them feel loved or appreciated by Hailsham in some way, they will take that opportunity. They are in a corner and must choose between living with nothing or dying with everything they think they want.

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I disagree with the fact that Tommy isn’t weird. I think the fact that he has trouble being creative makes him a lot different from the other students, and there might be something wrong with him. His outbursts are also very odd. Considering the Hailsham students are “special,” and Tommy has none of the special traits that make the students stand out as students makes him very weird.

While I was writing this I heard Omar say that Tommy is more human than the others, which I also agree with a lot, because I also think the students are not organic humans.

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I believe that Tommy isn’t different they just point him to be just because he isn’t creative.

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I disagree that weird and different are both the same, “Weird” implies something strange or unusual and used in a negative tone to describe something that makes you feel uncomfortable. Where the word “Different” is neutral and it can describe something that isn’t the same as something else, something unique. “Different” can be used to describe something positive or negative.

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I don’t feel like Tommy is all that weird, but he just has different goals and values compared to the rest of the students. And the reason why he’s prone to having outbursts is because others don’t see him on the same level as he does, and because of that, the students start to think he and his goals are weird and that’s how the bullying started. And his painting is almost evidence as this because he meant it as a joke, but the rest didn’t, which only fueled the bullying.

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I don’t feel like Tommy is weird I feel as if his is unique in his own way just because he isn’t “creative” in their eyes doesn’t mean he’s not creative at alll

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I agree with the idea that the studetns may not be human or dont act human. Yes they have emotions but they arent treated like humans more like robots being enslaved to donate their organs.

I disagree that weird and different isnt different being weird makes an another person and makes you who you are. Like so Tommy’s outburst makes him different and unique from the other studetns but doesnt exactly make him weird.

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I disagree with the idea that Tommy possibly has past truhana from parents. Parents have never really been mentioned in the book, so having that idea kinda feels irrelevant in my opinion

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I don’t agree that Tommy isn’t weird but different. That’s because it’s the same thing basically. Different is when something or someone isn’t the same or is what you’d regularly see, and being weird is what you wouldn’t regularly see and it’s odd, it’s the same thing. Being weird isn’t what people make it out to be, when you say something is weird it doesn’t always have to be offensive such as people are saying. Tommy is different, he’s weird from the rest in terms of creativity and that’s what makes him stand out and make his character stand out and allows us to focus on him whenever we he appears.

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I believe that weird is different but different doesn’t mean somebody is nesscarily weird. I believe it’s interchanges.

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I agree that the terms weird and different are no similar and I do believe that ms.Lucy tried to not make Tommy fell like an outcast and gave him that shoulder that he could lean on

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i agree that the reason tommy is different is due to the fact that he was bullied and teased so much when he was younger. his outbursts and aggressive behavior led to his classmates at hailsham outcasting him, causing him to be less social.

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I disagree that Tommy is “weird” I think hes just different from the other students he handles situations differently that may come off “weird” or out of the ordinary compared to the other students but he’s not weird

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I do agree with the fact that Tommy actually treated Miss Lucy as a human being and the perspective does change when she tells him it’s not okay to not be creative. It could be because she is helping him and warning him but that’s only speculation and she never clarified herself even if she wasn’t supposed to tell him she still told him all of the other things such as finding out the secrets to Hailsham, she couldn’t tell him that she’s looking out for him.

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I agree with the fact that at first, Mrs Lucy treated the students as if they were “normal humans.” She really cares for the students and wants to help them as if they were her children. This is probably why she told Tommy that being creative wasn’t important. Because creativity isn’t really that important to “normal” people but it is to a Hailshams students.

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I agree that Miss Lucy wasn’t telling Tommy that he didn’t need to be creative to be fake. She definitely wanted him to feel comfortable with the policies of Hailsham and it’s ok to be different that the others.

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Did Miss Lucy have a positive impact?

I believe Miss Lucy had a positive impact because she was always caring for the kids and she helped Tommy feel better about himself.

Did my feelings change for her?

My feelings to Miss Lucy changed because at first she was a normal guardian but as we went on, she started to help out the kids and really did care. She risked everything to help the kids.

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I agree that these donations might end up becoming something good for the bigger world and that the students end giving themselves up for the greater world

I disagree that the studetns will rebel and create something because they will just end up realizing that if they rebel others who need their organs will suffer more Than the studetns will.

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I disagree that donations are benefiting anyone, because it’s taking away from the donors opportunity to live a regular life, I think it’s unfair their futures were already planned for them and not letting them experience a regular life.

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I disagree with the fact that the Hailsham organ donations are a good thing. No one else really agreed, either, It was just an idea that Mr Pyzik threw out there. At the beginning of the movie it was mentioned that life expectancy was past 100, which is most likely due to the donations. I don’t think anyone needs to live that long, especially if you’re stealing organs from others.

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I disagree with the idea that hailsham is made up I think that its location is purposely kept secret from the students to protect the schools secrets, and to serve as a reminder to former students that they lack control of their own lives.

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I don’t think that Hailsham is made up, and adding on to how they keep the location secret, I have a theory that relates to page 64 to 65, Miss Emily had detailed explanations and even pictures of different counties in England. But when she moves to Norfolk, she doesn’t have any pictures nor is she detailed with her explanation and almost vague. Maybe Hailsham is located in Norfolk, and that the cottages are in a different county, but the students are meant to believe that they hadn’t traveled far from Hailsham. And because of this Kathy can’t find Hailsham.

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I think madam doesnt feel bad for the kids and is more of a disgusted toward them since she was terrified of them earlier on.

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I agree that maybe their donations have a positive effect for others as it doesn’t seem to affect them as much as they survive after donations of their vital organs. For most people in the world, wouldn’t survive or at least have a high percentage to.

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I don’t think Hailsham is made up in Kathy’s head. This is due to the fact that people from the outside talk about Hailsham and come into Hailsham, also just the details about it and Tommy going to be a donor and interacts with Kathy shows it’s not made up. Another thing is that people that come in to be a donor not from Hailsham still talk about Hailsham and what to know what it’s about, if it was made up only they would know and Kathy wouldn’t be tell people without sounding crazy.

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I think Hailsham is a real place regarding the book. I think these kids aren’t real humans but Hailsham is real because the guardians are real and they’re human

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I agree with the fact that Ruth is controlling and manipulating with other kids in the school and just in general I notice how she’s always trying to be the main person in the group and also when things don’t go her way she tries to change it

-tomasz (didn’t let me change the name)

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I believe that Kathy isn’t just making it up. The author already emphasizes that Kathy doesn’t really remember it into detail, and uses the sense of questioning things throughout the story.

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I agree that the students aren’t allowed to rebel and have no choice but to be either a donor or caretaker. I agree that they’re being manipulated and I think they don’t really understand the severity of their duty.

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I agree that some of the characters may use or begin to use manipulation and deceit in different ways. I didn’t really hear in what situations because everyone was a little quiet, but I can see things like guilt tripping and lies for relationships and such happening in the story.

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This entire story was made up in Kathy’s head, I disagree with this statement and instead believe that Kathy is just a unreliable narrator that yes the setting is true but the way they were portrayed might have been different in reality.

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I also agree about the kids not being able to deny or change the fact that there organs are going to be donated. Like I feel as if there being controlled and don’t have much of a choice but to go along with it especially because they are in the middle of nowhere with no help And I don’t really think hailsham cares what they want

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I agree that Kathy was the most curious out of the bunch. She always tried to look for answers and wanted to understand things on a deeper level.

I think miss Lucy doesn’t control and manipulate Tommy. She’s more of a person who took care of him because she saw he was struggling. She tried to guide him.

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I don’t think Hailsham students have the choice of whether or not they can donate their organ. Because Miss Lucy states on page 81 “That’s what each one of you were created to do.” Thus suggests that they were not organically birthed, and adding on to that, they are strictly monitored at their time in Hailsham, so maybe that same monitoring applies to most their lives until they get sorta brainwashed to accept their lives.

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I believe that they can’t rebel but they’re going to rebel regardless. I feel that they’re slowly going to start to gain knowledge about what’s really going on and start taking matters into their own hands.

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I agree that they aren’t able to rebel against giving their vital organs because with all the rules and what Miss Lucy said, it seems that all they are raised to be is vital organ donors and I feel what they’re being put through in Hailsham, they should have a say in whether or not they can donate.

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I agree with the theory that as we get closer to the end . The more and more curious they are going to become about what’s really going on at hailsham .

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I agree that the kids at hailsham are not able to decline donating their organs, I think if they try to rebel against it they get forced to donate regardless

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Are they able to rebel?

I don’t think they can rebel seeing how miss Lucy behaved like a person in a cage and how Kathy seemed disconnected with her work it seems like it was just a destiny they had to accept.

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I’ve also been questioning if these students can say no to donating and perhaps protest about donating their organs.

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I do agree that them being told and not told are slowly creeping into their mind about being organ donors and begin to question it. The kids do think about it but rarely talk about it due to them being embarrassed but now they’re more comfortable talking about that stuff whether it be joking or serious conversations about it. They might be thinking more into this and want to discover more since Miss Lucy already told Tommy to start digging and begin finding the truth about Hailsham and their secrets about them and the school.

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I agree with how they are saying they are kids and they will accept anything they hear because they are like 12 years old

I agree I don’t think the kids can deny the organ donations.

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I think Mrs Lucy got brainwashed because she was talking about how to be creative then after 1 day after getting in trouble for being revaluing she gets in trouble .

I also agree how the their is something off with the children they aren’t normal.

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I agree with the idea that Miss Lucy felt guilt about lashing out on the students, but I also believe it was because she deeply cares about them and wants to spark awareness to the children that their future is inevitable.

I agree with the idea that the rain represents Miss Lucy’s sorrow because she feels bad that she can’t help the kids become anything else in the future.

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I agree with Justin on the idea about carers becoming donors.

Kathy is a carer, but not for much longer. Carer careers last for fourteen years at most, and that combined with the age when students leave Hailsham as adults is close to thirty five.

If people who went to Hailsham become donors before becoming middle-aged, then not being a carer anymore could be a sign that donations are approaching.

Being carers could be used as a way to mentally prepare for inevitable donations with practiced exposure and seeing its effects firsthand.

This nostalgia Kathy feels so strongly could be her trying to relive as much of her life as possible before donating.

She would end up heavily sedated with very little left to do except remember. She could be writing in a journal to remind herself of her past if the drugs effect memory.

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I agree with Enas that Tommy and Ruth seem to not have a strong enough relationship for it to really feel romantic.

Ruth and Tommy had a fight? Send Kathy in to help Ruth because Tommy is more likely to listen.

Who knows Tommy best? Kathy, she’ll help him see reason.

Who went to warn Tommy about his favorite shirt when he was upset? Kathy, strange how she didn’t watch and laugh like Ruth did.

Who does Tommy tell about Miss Lucy? Kathy, he knows he can trust her.

Who does Tommy go to when he fears his elbow being unzipped? Kathy, he feels safe and trusts her with his health.

I acknowledge that the novel is from Kathy’s perspective, but it barely talks about Tommy and Ruth’s relationship. They don’t seem close, which makes it strange that they would date at all.

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I disagree with the fact that Hailsham murdered Mrs. Lucy for what she said to the children. I think that it’s just a bit absurd to assume, because they wouldn’t really have a reason.

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I agree with the theory that it’s convenient that since Kathy can’t remember where hailsham is and she’s coincidentally a carrer, the memory might get taken away from them as time gradually moves on during her time as a carrer. I also agree with the theory that it’s weird that Kathy is the only carrer that she knows of from hailsham, and the other kids that went their might’ve became carrers as well since they all went through this experience. Then again Kathy could just be a crazy person and the organ donating could be getting to her.

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i disagree that mrs lucy left on her own because it wouldn’t really make sense since she cares about the kids and seems to go against hailshams beliefs about creativity.

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I disagree that’s she will come back as to there’s no exact reason why she left because it was only announced that she ¨disappeared¨, I doubt if she only just left with a reason they would say but my theory was that the higher ups found out what she was saying and they had threatened her so she ran away because of that theory,s why they didn’t announce why exactly she ¨disappeared¨

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I disagree with the idea that Miss Lucy was fired. I disagree because her leaving was so sudden and nobody really knew where she went and why. Also, I feel like if someone gets fired, there’s at least one person that knows about it that can tell the rest of the students at Hailsham. I also feel like her suddenly leaving is to cover up something bigger happening at Hailsham.

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Miss Lucy could have been killed (round 2)

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Miss Lucy could have been killed (round 2)

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I agree that if she came back this is what could have happened because it could really change how the characters view hailsham and start questioning the true reason behind the school and their existence.

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I agree with the theory that miss Lucy could have been murdered by hailshaim officials for speaking to much because if she just left then she could pursue legal action and shut down the school and it would make sense that the hailsham officials would know this.

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I agree that the author changed the book and movie on purpose to make people see how both different ways affected the kids.

I do agree with the fact that miss Lucy wasn’t okay with that hailsham was doing and she might say something after she left but I don’t think they would have killed her.

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“Ms Lucy was murdered by hailsham” I agree with this theory because it could’ve gotten out that she was feeling guilt or bad for the kids and that could make her a liability to what hailsham is trying to achieve so they take her out.

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I don’t think the kids had anything to really do with miss Lucy leaving. I don’t think the kids beat the hell out of her but administration had something to do with miss Lucy leaving.

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mrs lucy went against the secrecy of hailsham and told the kids the full truth about what their life purpose is.

i agree that something definitely happened to her, but i personally think that she was killed off by the staff. i feel like it would kind of make sense that they would kill people that threaten hailshams privacy and their secrets coming out, since they’re basically raising kids to get their organs harvested.

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I do feel like Miss Lucy got herself fired, that way she could freely speak to the students discreetly. Because Miss Lucy already knows the address of Hailsham, it would make sense that she could probably drop clues, like letters out in the field.

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I do agree that Ms. Lucy is trying to gather evidence because of her choice of words, her referring to the art as evidence helps infer that there is more evidence and that she is trying to prove something or find something out with this evidence.

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I agree that Tommy is filling a void by getting back with Ruth after they broke up. The void he was filling was Mrs Lucy leaving Hailsham. So maybe by grief he quickly got back with Ruth which may mean the feelings for each other will be somewhat fake.

I disagree that Mrs Lucy left on her own and I believe that Mrs Lucy was made to leave. This would make more sense since she gave out the fact that they are going to be donaters directly unlike how other guardians were hinting at this which goes back to the idea that they were “told and not told”.

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I agree that Miss Lucy had left for the sake of the kids because I felt she was scared and noticed she had said too much to them and felt like she couldn’t take keeping all these secrets from them as the other guardian do a better job at it especially when she overheard the kids future wants, it seems she had started to feel bad and guilty as she knows the truth

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I disagree that Miss Lucy will come back unless it’s a brief revealing about her fate. Miss Lucy fulfilled her purpose as a character such as progressing Tommy as a character, letting us the audience knows that she is “different” from the other guardians making her a special character, and setting up the climax and the mystery confirming that something bigger than her is going on at hailsham.