In my opinion, I am not really surprised by how Tennyson reacted when he found out about Brewster taking away his pain from lacrosse. In the book, Tennyson seems to be easily angered and offended at times. So, I see his reaction reasonably, because he loves playing lacrosse, and wants to put all his heart into the game when he plays. I fully agree with Tennyson’s reaction. I would feel the same way as he did, cheated.
I think Tennyson does have a right to be upset. If someone take all my hard work and pain for doing something, I would feel cheated and useless, since I would have taken nothing. Tennyson plays hard in lacrosse, and he loves to do his best. He would want to take all the hardships of lacrosse, instead of someone else. He just
I think Tennyson does have a right to be upset. If someone take all my hard work and pain for doing something, I would feel cheated and useless, since I would have taken nothing. Tennyson plays hard in lacrosse, and he loves to do his best. He would want to take all the hardships of lacrosse, instead of someone else. He just