Most times it is best to simply turn the other cheek and not let people get the satisfaction of seeing you upset, is whats best. This pictures displays that even though turning the other cheek can be difficult it can pay off in the end. If you are the bigger person this shows others that and they will respect you for this. This picture and phrase imitates the play in ways of kind of swallowing your pride when needed. There are certain situations in this play that the character knew it was best to just let things go. An example of this would be when Ruth really wanted to tell Walter how she really felt about him many times and how she felt that what he was doing wasn't right but instead kept things inside.
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Great job! Good responses to the statements and good choice of examples from the play.
Good pix and citations.
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