Human beings have a fixed feeling about social status in a community. If someone is different, they are rejected and are often thrown under the bus by the popular kids. Derrick demonstrates in his six-word memoir how he is not like the majority of kids and how he wants to be remembered by more than a number. In the visual representation, the picture shows how 90 percent of teens achieve their diploma from high school but Derrick wants to be remembered by more than just another person who graduated. He wants to make a difference and be someone important in his school. Derrick underlined "Not" in the memoir to amplify the meaning of being someone more in his world and not just being a statistic. By doing so, the reader can infer that the word
