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4. We as group came to conclusion that the boy maybe has autism. For example, he experienced a sensory overload by the screaming neighbor, he had trouble understanding emotions and lastly, and he had trouble answering question when asked by policewoman. Initially, I wonder why the author chose to skips numbers, but my classmates suggested that he order the chapters only using primes number, which I thought was cool.

5. As a reader, I would describe his voice as an old stoic man, who is attempting to share unfamiliar experience. He tends to write in first person following an action. The writers voice was in the moment, telling what happened detail by detail. However, Christopher's writing is narrative, and he takes wholistic approach summarizing how, what he felt at every moment.

6. Hello, my name is Oluwadare Akinmusire but, I go by Dare (reminds with sorry). I know how to run long distances with ease, some might say I'm a runner. Today, on my run I encountered a squirrel. I wouldn't say it was the brightest squirrel, but he had his cheeks filled with something. Originally, I thought it was some nuts in mouth, but after our stare-down, it turned it was bunch of jumble and plastic . I tried to grab the squirrel, but it scurried away. He dashed left, right, left, right and right again. It was difficult to maintain composure, when I'm trying to do good some good in water. As I got closer, and closer by my own pure will. It jumped into corner and disappeared.

Overall, they said it was pretty good, however if i would include and outside perspective of someone experiencing an emotion. In addition, they would remove my personal emotion about keeping my composure.
- Elle A.
- Dare
- Daniel
- Samantha