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I felt this kind of unity last year during regional duels for wrestling. I remember the whole gym erupting when braxton won his match.

I think the author included this song because it's about how we aren't supposed to see our future. however, the book revolves around people being concerned with the strings, which, in a way, shows people's future. so the song says everyone is obsessed with something that people weren't supposed to know.

if I had a fight like the one Nina and Amie had I would probably be on the side Nina is. I wouldn't care if someone had a short string and I feel like Amie is kind of wrong for what she says about Nina marrying Maura.

if I knew that I had a short string, my top priority would be family. I would want to spend as much time with them as possible.

I don't think they should be treated any differently than how they were before the strings came along. they don't get to choose whether they have a long or short string, so why should they be treated any differently.

yeah I would because I'd want to know how long they had left. me telling them would depend on the length of the string. if they had a long string I'd tell them I opened it, but if they had a short string I wouldn't.

I don't like him because he uses the length of strings to try and get people on his side. in the story it said, "she heard Wes's father is close to the end of his string".

once Hank opened his box he decided he was going to hide his string length from everyone. this is different from others and it shows us that he likes to deal with stuff on his own.

yes I do. an example I saw was the Minneapolis miracle. the Minneapolis miracle was a last second pass the Minnesota Vikings had that ended with a game winning touchdown.