The Outsider Tom gazed wonderingly around the room, taking his time as to not miss a detail. A rather high foot table in front of the redwood coloured three-seater sofa. It matched the walls of the room that resembled a log cabin in colour and certain aspects of the furniture. A grand fireplace cut into the centre of the wall furthest from the door, a single seat next to it and a television on an angle so it could be seen from the sofa and the seat. The people were all around looking at Tom, the flickering glow of the fire made their smiles seem warmer and the atmosphere in the room was one of happiness and curiosity, as they couldn't seem to take their eyes from the youngster. Tom sat silently, wanting not to disturb or upset them; he was slightly intimidated by the warmth of everyone here. The place from where he'd come was never like this. There were no smiles and there was no warmth at that place, security was never considered and privacy was a non-factor.
I would say they should once they are 18 because their brain should be developed enough to know right from wrong. Unless they have a mental disability.
the story creates a suspense in a way some stories cannot. for example it gives a certain perspective on the what is manipulated or motivated in this particular story. *Give your examples here no really reads this story as why this is just a set up.
Barrier communication because it blocks communication between people Passive aggressive is being rude in a nice way because they don’t feel comfortable being rude. Effective communication would be meant for business related communications to benefit from something.