alanbourbeau24

When I first saw this episode, I really felt sorry for Dustin. Having a school bully making him do his homework assignments is just wrong. I've been a victim of bullying in high school and I didn't know how to deal with him. If I were in this episode, I would confront Dustin's bully and say to him, "Now see here Keith, you better stop bullying Dustin right now or you're going to face dire repercussions. So put a stop this bullying now and leave him alone!!"

You know, I can understand that Ally had a hard time in math class and was furiously angry at the teacher. Math for me back in high school wasn't my favorite class at all but I didn't have any excuses of not attending and no matter how tough and challenging the math schoolwork and homework, I didn't give up. Why? Because I paced myself and didn't overwork myself. And at the end of it all, I managed to get good grades.

Of all the characters in Revenge of the sith. There's one character that I found interesting and almost felt sorry for. The character is Anakin Skywalker. As soon as Anakin became a well trained Jedi, there was one thing that he wanted and that was become a Jedi master just like the others. But as the council members rejected him, he became extremely angry and outraged. And felt he felt like that was unwelcomed and worthless. Then he did something that was strictly forbidden and that was making a pact with the dark side and soon enough, he allowed the forces of evil to consume his mind and corrupt him. By the time evil overpowered him, it was too late. He lost his friendship with Obi-wan and his beloved wife. The ultimate demise of him was that he had his legs and arm destroyed and ended up burning in lava. And became the infamous villain, Darth Vader. So if there's anything that we can learn from this movie and that don't let our egotistical behavior get the best of us and don't let evil influences ruin our lives.