Faith & Hope Victim to Killer

r and popular at school. The girls at school are jealous of her. She is always the center of attention. Faith wears elegant clothes at school. Her hair is always perfect with ribbons and bows. S

time. Her father Timmy has been playing ball with her since she was little. Daddy's little girl is Hope. The way she looks doesn't matter to her. She only wants to be comfortable.

s to have her first alcoholic beverage with her friends at the party. Her parents cannot say anything about it. She is a legal age to drink. H

e is a senior and hopes to win the National Championship. The school has not won a National Championship in years. Hope knows her parents cannot afford t

ll night. She gets so drunk she passes out. Her boyfriend, Charlie, has been dating Faith for six months. The party is going

well and went to bed. Hope did not want to party with Faith’s friends. She tells them all the party is over and to

a migraine headache. Faith remembers nothing but drinking and having fun with her friends. She gets up and takes a shower. When she looks in the mirror in the bathroom, she se

an last for hours or for over 27 hours. The results from a study suggest that younger people are more likely to experience more severe hangovers. Alcohol affects short-term memory by slowing down how nerves communicate with each other in a part of the

brings a blanket for them to watch the sunset. Charlie makes them a drink. Faith feels confused and disoriented. While on the blanket, Charlie kisses her. He unbuttons her shirt. Faith asks Charlie to stop. She is not ready for an intimate relationship. She

y.” Faith was a victim of date rape. Date rape is never the victim’s fault, yet victims feel guilty or ashamed. That guilt can preve

beverages, smoke cigarettes, or do drugs. Since the 1980s, date rape has made up most rapes in some countries. It is prevalent on college campuses and