Quote Man: book one: The beginning

ng and opening, indecisive, in the early hours of the class activities, with the book, studying the absurdity, maybe, he is trying to figure out how such book might have mistakenly got to the bookst

I remembered the adult sat when he was here yesterday. No one talk, they observe his movement, the book, almost all eyes follow him, he drops h

s, including his which is follow by claps, a voice compliments. “You should have said that from the start of things.” “Well, I hope my ideas won’t sulks this time. And oh! Any counter moves?” A hand is raise. “What do you mean by composing the book in Themes and pages?” “Oh that! Well, a paradigm, it simply means that under a theme, the pages will be different in context to the other. That’s, like it will be written in discontinuation for example”. He says, a voice suggests. “That sounds stupid!”. “The title itself sounds stupid, so that’s the way I want it to be composed, but, the ideas might not be stupid, I mean, you guys should get that, right?” There comes an of opinion of rejection. “Wait a minute, what do you mean by saying the ideas might not be stupid instead? It got to man, so it will be fun! Ain’t no one gonna follow you if not fun, we aren’t book ass like you, get it?”

outside, breathing heavily from anger, rigid, casting stoning eyes on each of them as they pass by. “This is the fourth time your sulking ideas will get us troubles! Paul, you stepping down as the class rep after this!” That carries real frustration. Some v

book right from history!” A voice adds, while another disapprove. “Oh, now it’s the most stupid book right from history?” “Fine, fine, I need only a narrator, I want him to tell me what happened.” One of the adults declares. One of them narrates what occurred, picking each scenes along with it major actor, while all the others listen, paying him total attention. “So what has Paul does that’s wrong?” One of the adults asks after the narration, no response, they all look into one another’s face. “Who started all these then?” No reply, the young ones are all heads down. “Fine, then y

rcefully pulled, I have no choice this time Paul, don’t be too demanding.” He says, with a tone indicating total submission. Paul slaps his shoulder in glee, and give him the roughest huge. “Man, you come in handy! I got to show you out immediately!” He smiles so broadly, almost laughing. “What do you mean by showing out immediately?” Brahim asks, carrying a terrifying face. “Don’t worry, it’s no problem for you, I am sure it’s the reverse instead…” “I knew you’re really terrifying enough, you make me feel more hopeless Paul, let talk about studies instead.” Brahim cuts him in. “You have always been desperate when it comes to school, even though it hardly clicks for you, be a gentleman for once man, then maybe, you get me?” “I wish I will Paul, man must do all he ca