In the chapter “Locks”, he had walked down the hallway and learned what it’s like walking down one with a bunch of classmates. He realized that people can’t help but stare. Thanks to Julian, he learned what it’s like to go to school with a lil’ prick. Luckily, he had he had his bro Jack to deal with his buttholeness. He learned many school experiences like, lunch, tests, buttholes, bros, and homework. August even learned some life lessons that can help in the future. A great example would be the “precepts” from class. “Your deeds are your monuments” is a great example of a good lesson for life that he learned. What it means basically is that what you do defines you as a person and that is what you will remembered for. So if you are a mean and hateful person, then that’s what people will remember you being. A mean and hateful person. In conclusion, Auggie’s experience at Beecher Prep was a positive one. Sure, people stared at him, said things behind his back, and teased him a little. That happens to everyone. We’ve all been stared at, had things said behind our backs, and teased. The only difference between August and us, is that the universe made his face a little different. He made friends, learned new things, and gotten tips for the rest of his journey called
In the chapter “Locks”, he had walked down the hallway and learned what it’s like walking down one with a bunch of classmates. He realized that people can’t help but stare. Thanks to Julian, he learned what it’s like to go to school with a lil’ prick. Luckily, he had he had his bro Jack to deal with his buttholeness. He learned many school experiences like, lunch, tests, buttholes, bros, and homework. August even learned some life lessons that can help in the future. A great example would be the “precepts” from class. “Your deeds are your monuments” is a great example of a good lesson for life that he learned. What it means basically is that what you do defines you as a person and that is what you will remembered for. So if you are a mean and hateful person, then that’s what people will remember you being. A mean and hateful person. In conclusion, Auggie’s experience at Beecher Prep was a positive one. Sure, people stared at him, said things behind his back, and teased him a little. That happens to everyone. We’ve all been stared at, had things said behind our backs, and teased. The only difference between August and us, is that the universe made his face a little different. He made friends, learned new things, and gotten tips for the rest of his journey called