#30

I don't think he should be put to death for a few reasons. First he is keeping up the story that he didn't kill the kids so that makes him just an accessory to murder and not worthy of the death penalty. Secondly I think the death penalty is outragous and shouln't be used, If killing humans is wrong what makes us any better than them, and what if we kill them and then with newer technology find out their innocent. If there in jail we can let them out but if we already killed them then what, tell the family we're sorry. For these reasons I don't think Matthew Poncelet should face the death penalty.

#27

-I'm male
-my parents are divorced
-I have a small pet
-I am good at math and science
-I just got a puppy
-when I was younger I wanted to be an astronaut

#29

I think there are many reasons why people commit crimes, they can vary from mental issues to money problems. When your growing up the acts people do around you shape how you will turn out in the end, like if your abused you might abuse or rape or kill when your older. Another reason could be money if you are short on cash and desperate you might begin to steal and that could escalate to more serious theft and break and entering or other similar crimes. These are the reasons I think people commit crimes.

#24

I like him as a character because he is so serious. If he warns you that he will stab you he will. I also like how he thinks, with random information flowing through his brain at all times.

#23

So far the novel is a little hard to follow and it is really annoying how his topic keeps on changing every time he gets distracted. The part that really sticks out to me is how interesting the outlook on life is through Christopher's eyes.

#22

Yes I like the style so far because all books are built the same and the fact that I opened the the book and  saw page 1 chapter 2 both confused and intrigued me. This was well thought out by the author because it made me want to read more.

#21

The most important thing about autism is there is such a wide variety of the severity of there autism. From child prodigies to people that cant function by themselves. Within this spectrum lie our worlds future genius' to thoughs who will never be a functioning member of society.