Adelaide's Things

The boys are born into a society (implicit contract) and are bound less and less by this contract as the story progresses, but it is still very much there as seen when, at the end of the book, an adult appears. He is a reminder of society--the contract--and is immediately reminded of society’s morals, etc. Both are somewhat bound to a ‘contract......   reply

some context: so when i wash my face, i usually use soap and then rinse it off by putting my face under the running faucet. when my head is under there if by chance the back of my head bumps the bottom of the faucet i start to panic hahA also, discussing philosophical questions. i came up with one while i was eating dinner so i asked my dad, "if e......   reply