... Oh i forgot. Sorry, its a book most schools make you read. There is like... Three different plots in it but, Boo is only really in one. He is kind of,. Lonely ig- he doesn't leave his house at all and is more of a legend. Through the story which takes place along three years he leaves little trenkits for our main characters in a tree in front of his yard. These kids (the main characters) kinda make friends with theme. At some point there attacked by a another plot character and Boo finally reveals himself. He saves the kids and kills the man. The father wants him to go to cort (becous he is a lawyer and knows Boo will win) but the sharif tells him not to.. And this is a really thoughtful quote. "To my way of thinking, Mr. Finch, taking the one man who’s done you and this town a great service an’ draggin’ him with his shy ways into the limelight—to me, that’s a sin. It’s a sin and I’m not about to have it on my head". this is stoicism. You are in a way stoic.

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Sometimes you remind me of Boo Radley from How To Kill A mockingbird.

I remember when I didn’t have headphones, and I would put my music at like 1% volume and then press my phone to my ear like a phone call. It was… not optimal. But it worked (if sacrificing quality and comfort)

Dang