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I casually walked in to my 1st period math class. My teacher doesn't assign seats, so we can sit where ever we want, along as you can handle it. Anyways, we started this boring class by watching an introduction video. My teacher dimmed the lights and played the video. After 4 minutes in, my friend started throwing tiny paper balls into peoples hair. I told her to stop because it was kind of mean. When I was whispering to tell her to stop, the teacher looked at me and nodded her head "No". My friend continued to do it for some reason even after I told her to stop. The video was about 8 minutes in at this point. She continued to throw the paper. Apparently there was this one kid watching us the whole time and from his perspective, it looked like I was throwing them. He told the teacher and the teacher moved me right next to her. I didn't want to rad out my friend but I took the blame for her. I had to sit there for the next week and apologize to the person who had paper in their hair. I guess that's just what friends to, right?
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He stands half in and half out of the world; he is the men,
But he cannot see below Fuji
The shore the color of sky; he is the wave, he stretches
His claws against strangers.
The last excerpt is the one that best supports the conclusion that the artist intended the wave to feel threatening. The end of the stanza states that: <em>"he is the wave, he stretches/His claws against strangers."</em> By claiming that the wave has claws, the author suggests that the wave can be scary, as it can stretch its claws and capture the people, drowning them.
My name was the first place in my order and i didn’t even start with this place so it wasn’t a fake burger .
