Paul Thompsn describes a massive loss of brain cells and therefore brain conections in those areas that are related to impulses and to self control as an event that occurs in all teenagers, and considers this loss to be the cause of many teenagers' reckless behavior and mental confusion. While Dr. Thompson does not consider this scientific finding a justification for violent actions like the shooting of a teacher by Brazill, he does prove that an adolescent's brain is not the same as an adult's and therefore the trial of Nathaniel Brazill should not be based on the same criteria as if he had planned his actions with an adult's mind and deliberation. Dr. Thompson's description resulted in his being sentenced for second-degree murder, rathen tthan for first-degree murder as he would have been, had he been an adult.
If the narrator is unreliable then we as the readers don't know the full truth, and might be given false information about the story, and our opinions on characters and overall plot may be altered because of the narrator.
The best answer is D. You argue why your belief is true.
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What do the townspeople think when their town is evacuated and sent to Auschwitz in Night? They are being sent to their deaths. They are being sent on vacation so that the Nazis can steal their valuables. They worry that they will never see their families again.
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I see people shoveling snow. I taste the snow falling. I smell the cold air. I feel cold and snow on my hands. I hear wind and people "huffing and Puffing"
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One day a big snowstorm hit. It was wild! People were everywhere trying to get off the roads and trying to shovel as much as they can. At the time I was trying to catch the snowflakes on my tongue. The cold air has a freezing smell. It was very cold. I was freezing. A nice winter day turned into a dangerous blizzard! I hear people gasping. I hear cars Beeping. I hear parents telling their kids to hurry inside.
