Day 3 Reflection
Day 3
Grant Wiggins was annoyed by the repetitiveness that continually occurred. He mentioned that he knew what each day of school would be like. For instance, he knew what scriptures the children would recite and he even knew the clothes they would move on. Everything seemed as if it was a endless cycle. Along with the Jefferson situation, in which he ''predicted'' the verdict, Grant became irritated and released his anger. For example, he disciplined the children with a ruler for making mistakes that he felt should have never happened. In addition to being irritated by the repetitiveness, he was annoyed be his aunt petty doings. This was pivotal moment because this caused Wiggins to retaliate negative energy.
Grant Wiggins was annoyed by the repetitiveness that continually occurred. He mentioned that he knew what each day of school would be like. For instance, he knew what scriptures the children would recite and he even knew the clothes they would move on. Everything seemed as if it was a endless cycle. Along with the Jefferson situation, in which he ''predicted'' the verdict, Grant became irritated and released his anger. For example, he disciplined the children with a ruler for making mistakes that he felt should have never happened. In addition to being irritated by the repetitiveness, he was annoyed be his aunt petty doings. This was pivotal moment because this caused Wiggins to retaliate negative energy.
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