English, 10.06.2021 08:50, ndkjfgj4368

On page 227, Rex tells Lori, "You're in a horse race, but you're thinking like a sheep ... Sheep don't win horse races." On page 236, Miss Katona tells Jeannette, “That would be a terrible mistake. You live here. Think of what you’d miss. Your family and friends… .You’d miss the senior prom. " Juxtapose these two piece of advice. What are they really saying, and what do they show about the people saying them?

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