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Thought is a part of life. As a matter of fact it is all we do. However it’s not as simple as it seems. Sometimes thought isn’t the way that it should be, sometimes it’s not right. What happens when someone’s thought is somehow disturbed by an event or other person or just wrong to begin with? What happens when an emotion gets the best of you and compels you to think and do things your regular self wouldn’t do? Better yet, what happens when different views and ideas all come crashing together into horrible occurrences? The outcome of these questions is very well shown in Charles Dickens’ novel “A Tale of Two Cities”. BW: The topic I need to discuss is what you learned about how people live and think from this book. Anyone want to answer? A: Well.. JW: Dude wait up. Like, my turn okay? You talked way too much on the last one. PF: Now, now be calm and please try not to use so many slang terms. This is an educated discussion were trying to lead here. Don’t sound like a thug my boy! JW: okay, first thing is like when that guy you know the old dude..
Approximate Word count = 806
Approximate Pages = 3.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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