Cassie

**- Lizzie, from Hope **
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Of course it wasn't a good idea to exchange addresses. It could be somebody that you can't trust. If Jasmine still wants to go see Nicole, she should bring a parent with her. The alarm should go off in Jason's head after they ask his name. If you want to give out your first name, it's fine, but you shouldn't give out anything after that. Especially not your school or your sports team. Jason could tell the other player that he doesn't feel comfortable giving out that information, or he could lie, or maybe say that his mom wants him downstairs for dinner.

 **Here's the thing. There's moments in your life that make you, that set the course of who you're gonna be. Sometimes they're little... subtle moments. Sometimes... they're not. Bottom line is, you're not ready for the big moments. No one asks for their life to change, not really. But it does. So what are we? Helpless? Puppets? No. The big moments are gonna come, you can't help that. It's what you do afterward that counts. That's when you find out who you are.

-Max Perlich **

**__ My partner interview __**

 Mr. _: My amazing partner is Emily. I interviewed her for my partner interview; she is a grade seven girl with ambition. As I interviewed her she told me three main things about her that seem very important to her character. For one, she enjoys reading, which I feel is very important. I asked her what her favourite book/series was and she informed me that it was the “Artemis Fowl series”. I was interested on where she got most of her reading habits, she told me her brother was also a big reader. Her favourite character was Holly Short; her favourite book from the series was number six. As well as her love of reading, she also loves animals. She has two budgies, Beans and Parsley. She got them as recently as Saturday the 8th. It was obvious from the way she talked that she very much loves these animals. After telling me many things about her, I wanted something completely different that would make her unique from other people. I wanted her to tell me something completely different, completely out of the blue, something that would not be on a resume. I wanted her to tell me perhaps her extra-curricular activities. She told me something different; she told me about her favorite card trick, and although she could not show me due to lack of cards, I could tell by her confidence that she was very good at it. She even learned it herself at the age of nine from a book; she informed me that it was “Kids Campfire Book”.

After interviewing Emily I have found many interesting things about her that I did not know before. She is a delight to be in class with and I have gotten to know her a little bit more. Sincerely, Cassie.

