Decision+Time,+Mr.Maxwell

Yes, I liked the reading and understood most of this story. The character of Steve Maxwell stuck out to me, I liked him out of all the characters he seemed quite nice and a all around well-balanced guy. He was on the football team, baseball, basketball, even fencing, popular among his friends and peers, and i am guessing he did not judge others very often. Why can there not be guys like that here at Harnett Central? The kind of guy that is nice to everyone and has a good head on him shoulders. The setting was at school and i do not particularly like school that much, so no i did not like the setting of the story. Yes, it does relate to teenagers now a days and in the real world, because they are teenagers that play sports, go to school everyday, and we all have our own set of 'unique' qualities. Some a little more unique than others. It is pretty realistic, we all have tough decisions to make even if that decision means telling on a friend for the safety of them, yourself, and your peers. This story is all about change and friends drifting apart and away from one another. If it was me that had to make the decision and that decision would determine if people got hurt or worse killed, I would want to tell because the safety