Imagine, having to decide whether to tell your child about their father’s not so great past and ruin the image of their father and might even ruin one of their friendships. It is clearly a decision that wouldn’t wanted to be made if not necessary, no? Now imagine being a student who wants to go to college, finding the test answers to a major test, and then being asked to give the answers to some other kids. There is a clear answer and right thing to do in this situation. Which situation would you rather be in? Certainly not the first situation.
The decision in “Cover-Ups” made by Mrs.Kittridge was probably a much harder decision than Good Guy’s problem in “Good Guys Always Win”. This is because Mrs.Kittridge was putting her child’s friendship
The decision in “Cover-Ups” made by Mrs.Kittridge was probably a much harder decision than Good Guy’s problem in “Good Guys Always Win”. This is because Mrs.Kittridge was putting her child’s friendship