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Reflection:10-25-21

 Today in class we reviewed our homework assignment. The home work was twenty  questions guiding us through chapter four . In chapter  four  we get more insight on Cheryl’s life pre trail. We see that in her vulnerability she meets a man Joe and began doing drugs, more specifically heroin with him. We also see her initial response to the rigor of the trail. Her initial response was regret. 

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