Sept 21

Prompt: At the end of Fences, forgiveness becomes an important part of the characters moving forward. Do you think forgiving someone means you also have to forget what they did? Why or why not? Connect your response to your own experiences or observations.

Prompt Response: No I don’t think it means forget what they did but just means moves pass them and move forward with life and things. That’s why you hear people say forgive and forget to forgive them then forget them.

Summary: Finish up everything with fences and showed me more about certain things

Reflection: I learned about physical and metaphorical things relating to life choices.

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