Week 8 · Lesson 1
The Work
Eight questions. What you write is read by your facilitator and nobody else. Not your officer, not your school, not your family, and not in any report. Three of these you do not write down at all.
Week 8 of 23 · Integrity
Who told you to do right while they were doing wrong? Write what you learned from watching that.
Why is living as two people expensive?
- A It is not, most people do it fine.
- B You have to track which version said what, you can never rest, and nobody can get close.
- C Because you will get caught eventually.
- D Because it is against the rules.
Nobody reads this one. Where are you two people right now?
Write the last three small ones from this week. Not the big things. The ten dollar ones.
Why does the small stuff matter if none of it ruins anything?
- A It does not, people worry too much about it.
- B Because when something big shows up you do what you practiced, and the small ones were the practice.
- C Because somebody always finds out.
- D Because it adds up to money.
Nobody reads this one. The last time nobody would ever have known, what did you do?
Daniel kept praying at an open window after it was made illegal. What is the point?
- A He was making a statement to the king.
- B He had been doing it for years when nobody cared, and the law only revealed what was already there.
- C He did not think they would enforce it.
- D He wanted people to see him.
Nobody reads this one. His enemies went looking for something on him and found nothing. If somebody went looking on you this week, what would they find first?
Nothing you write here goes to your officer, your school or your family.
Defining Narratives · Week 8 Written work