Even though things seem to be settling down now, he still believes that Emilie’s punishment is well-suited for what she did. He doesn’t seem to think that Jenny’s wrongdoings were as bad as Emilie’s.
“One was words, and the other was a physical destroying property. They don’t match at all,” he stated.
Do you think these behaviors match in wrongness? Do you think that Emilie’s punishment was too harsh?
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