Reflection

1. I enחoyed reading this story. The story shows us how fast people judge other people
when they dont even know them at all. The story also shows us that even the most stirct
person can change his mind from the bad to the good. I like the plot of the story, it's not
boring and all the time you have different descriptions of the characters and how the characters
behave. Also, I like the plot twist which makes me even more interested in the story and keep reading it and not stop.

2. Despite all, I found that to be a moral person is more important than the pride.
, I appreciate the character of Mr. Kelada because, even though he knows the pearls are real and lost his money in his betting with Mr. Ramsay, Mr. Kelada did not want to ruin the relashanship between Mr. Ramsay and Mrs. Ramsay even though he lost his honor before all the people who watched the betting. And that is the little thing that changes everything and makes the plot more surprising. Actually, I tought Mr. Kelada to told the pearls were real.

3. The thinking skills helped us to focus on the behavior of the characters.
Also, the thinking skills helped us understand better why the characters
behaved like they behaved in the story, and to know the characters much more better.
If we did not use these thinking skills we would not know the characters well.

Post - Reading

At the end of the story the narrator says he "does not entirely dislike Mr. Kelada.
This sentence means that the narrator changed his point of view of Mr. Kelada,
I'm going to show you how it looks like.

Eventually, I did not entirely dislike Mr. Kelada. I understood I was wrong about this person,
I judged him so fast, and I had prejudices against Mr. Kelada. Apparently I did not know him well enough to know who he was, and unfortunately, I ruined to myself. I can not adjudicate him from the first meeting together and after I know him well I could  formulate an opinion of him.

At the first meeting together I did not like anything about him. He seemed someone who wants  to be at the upper class, like me. After I understood I was wrong, I changed my mind about him. He seemed to me chatty,and anoying. However the name he got "Mr. know all", is actually suitable for him. He probabley knows a lot of things and his knowledge is huge. I wish I could go back in time and get to know him more instead of judging him. Maybe he can explain to me about things more broadly, that I know.

The next time I see someone I won't entirely like in my mind, I will try to know him and I will not judge him by his appearance, his clothes or his tone. I will try not to be prejudiced with other people.