When Peter was watching baseball practice, he thought to himself “The fence told him exactly what is responsibility was and wasn’t. Peter often wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field, too.” In other words he was telling himself to take pride in his actions.The author is trying to make us see that small actions have big consequences. The passage had a significant impact on our thinking about the responsibilities in our life.

When peter was watching a baseball game 

He said to himself “the fence told him exactly what his responsibility was and wasn't. Peter often wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field,too.”

In other words he was telling himself he is trapped in a stadium and he can't get out until he learns about responsibility. The author is trying to make us see that you need responsibility all through your life. The passage had a significant impact on our thinking about how to be responsible and take care of our stuff.

When Peter was in the dugout the fence represented exactly what his responsible was and wasn’t. He thought to himself what he had to do, he had to get Pax back, in other words he was telling himself he should have never have left Pax, the author is telling us there is always another way of doing something. The passage had a significant on our thinking about how our responsibly plays a big part in life.

When Peter was watching the baseball practice, he thought to himself “The fence told him exactly what his responsibility was and wasn't. Peter often wished the responsibility had such a bright tall fences all around it off the ball field too“. In other words he was telling himself he should have been more responsible with Pax.The author is trying to make us see the that if you love something very very much then don't let it go that easy. The passage had a significant impact on my thinking about Peter's determination and perseverance.

When he thought to himself “The fence told him exactly what his responsibility was and wasn't. Peter often wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field, too.” In other words he was telling himself that: When Peter was looking at the baseball fence he thought, what responsibility was and wasn't. The author was trying to make us see that responsibility is a very good thing to have. The passage had a significant impact on our thinking about how responsible you need to be in life.

When Peter watched the baseball practice he thought to himself “The fence told him exactly what his responsibility was and wasn't. Peter often wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field, too.”

In other words he was telling himself that he wished responsibility had clear boundaries and it was clearly defined what he was responsible for and what he wasn't. The author is trying to make us see that we always have responsibility and we to have responsibility we have to find our responsibility and do it. The passage had a significant on our thinking about the whole concept of responsibility and that it is not something that is carefree but is something that we have to work at and recognise.

In other words he was telling himself that he needs to be more responsible.

The author is trying to make us see that we need to make good decisions in our lives and be more responsible.

The passage had a significant impact on our thinking about making good decisions in our lives.

When Peter was watching the baseball practice he said to himself “ The fence told him exactly what his responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field, too.” In other words he was telling himself that he should go back for Pax.

The author is trying to make us see our responsibilities. The passage had a significant impact on our thinking about responsibilities in life e.g our school marks taking care of our family.

When Peter was watching the the kids play baseball he thought to himself “The fence told him exactly what his responsibility was and wasn't. Peter often wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field, too” In other words he was telling himself he wishes his responsibility was as clear to see as a bright fence. The author is trying to make us see that we have responsibilities to do. The passage had a significant impact on our thinking about the jobs that we have to do.

He thought to himself “The fence told him exactly what his responsibility was and wasn't. Peter often wished that his responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field, too.” 

In other words he was telling himself that he wishes his responsibilities weren't so hard and they were more clear and easier.

The author is trying to make us see that Peter needs his responsibilities to be more clear to him. 

The passage had a significant impact on my thinking about:

Amarah: always remember to do things on time, and don't leave things for the last minute. 

Olivia: never forget to feed the dogs and my hamster and to do homework on time. 

When Peter was watching the baseball practice he thought to  himself “ the fence told him exactly what his responsibilities was or wasn't. Peter wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field too”.in other words he was telling himself “he wants his responsibilities to be easier and more noticeable.” the author is trying to make us see that you must be more responsible for what you do. The passage had a significant impact on our thinking about foxes and responsibilities.

When sitting at a baseball field,he thought to himself “The fence told him exactly what his responsibility was or wasn't. Peter often wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field too.” In other words he was trying to tell himself that he was wrong to have let Pax go. The author was trying to make us see that we must try to make responsible choices. The passage has a significant impact on thinking of our responsibilities

When Peter  thought to himself.”The fence told him exactly what his responsibility was and wasn't. Peter often wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the field, too”.in other words he was telling himself never give up.

The author is trying to make us see that peter is missing paxs.

 

When Peter was lying in the dugout, he thought to himself “The fence told him exactly what his responsibility was and wasn't. Peter often wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field, too.”In other words he was telling himself that he must take responsibility to find and look after Pax. The author was trying to make us see that we need to take responsibility of the things we have and to take care of them. The passage had a significant impact on our thinking that we have to take more responsibility for ourselves.

In other words he was telling himself that he must believe in himself. The author is trying to make us see that you should always believe in yourself, despite the obstacles ( here they are referred to tall fences.) The passage had a significant impact on our thinking about Peters love for baseball and how tough it can be to show responsibility and maturity.

When Peter thought to himself “The fence told him exactly what his responsibility was and wasn't. Peter often wished that responsibility had such bright tall fences around it off the ball field, too. “In other words he was telling himself that his responsibility was to find his fox, PAX. The author is trying to make us see that we must take responsibility for our actions. The passage had a significant impact on our thinking about how pax felt towards being lost.

in the other hand Peter is having some rest at volas while Pax got some meat and found his father. It's a win win kind of

This quote means that Peter wants life to be as easy as baseball. If the ball is in the field it’s your responsibility to field it. If the ball is a home run it’s not your problem. This quote is very important because it has many meanings. If you think about it it has different meanings. For example, if your parents are fighting you can’t control that, but if you don’t finish your school work, it your fault. There are somethings that are inside our diamonds, and some outside our diamonds. The author is trying to make us see, that for and you have full control over and some some things you're responsible and there is some that you can’t control.

Don’t worry about things that you don’t have control over or that aren't in you baseball diamond. 

The author is trying to make us see that… that peter feel guilty that he wasn’t there when his mom got in the car accident.

This story/passage had a significant impact on my thinking about… The weather because we don’t have control over but we still worry about it.

Peter doesn’t need to worry about the things he can’t control.   If the baseball goes over the fence he doesn’t need to worry because he can’t control that. If the baseball is inside the baseball diamond, he is responsible for it. “The fence told him what his responsibility was and wasn’t “ If the ball is in the field it’s his responsibility, but if the ball is out of the field, he doesn’t need to worry. We don’t need to worry about what we can’t control. The meaning of the quote was to know what you’re responsible for, and if you worry a lot about the things you can’t control, you don’t need to.

Means that he wants fences to block away those things that are incapable in his hands. Meaning he didn’t want things that aren’t something he is responsible for and weren’t in his control.
I think the author wanted us to feel how responsible Peter is for Pax and he doesn’t want anyone else's problems as he is set on accomplishing his own.
I think it has made me thought about how we should always be responsible but shows not to go too far. I think it is important how they represented it to peter’s case as it really showed how he felt towards responsibility.
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I think the quote means that he would like to have a fence cutting off things that aren't his responsibility or in control of  like on the baseball field.

I think the author is trying to make us feel how responsible some people are through peter 

I think the quote is important because it shows us how peter is feeling and also made me think about what my responsibilities are and aren’t.

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I think peter wishes that his mother was there still, to show him the way and to help him see what was and wasn’t his responsibility.
The author is trying to show us it is hard for Peter, probably harder than it is for us, since after his mother died, peters dad kind of shut down and stopped helping with things and became very unhappy.
The quote made me think about how one persons death can affect everyone and how responsibility can be good and bad at the same time.

He wishes he had more responsibilities
When he was sitting on the dugout. That's when he wanted to have big responsibilities off the ball field 

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     The author is trying to make us feel how big Peter’s responsibility really is and how important it is. This quote is important because it really shows us that Peter wishes that he didn’t have such big responsibilities. When I have to practice my guitar or go to football when i would rather be watching tv, but since that is my responsibility then I have to do it. In conclusion I think that Peter wishes that he had less responsibility.

The author is trying to make us see that Peter just wants guidance.This Quote is important because it tells us that Peter wants to Know what his responsibilities are in life, just like how Baseball is to him. For example, sometimes you get in trouble and someone takes the blame. You feel guilty, but when you take the blame you feel guilty. You just want to know who to blame or who to get in trouble. “This quote had a significant impact on my thinking about how sometime you want someone to tell you what's wrong and what's right.”