While I was reading this chapter, a lot of questions were on my mind. I wondered why everyone at the school was acting so openly towards Neferet. After all, she did let out Kalona, a consort that fell down to earth because of his disobedience. Everyone was treating her as if she was still such a great leader, when in reality, she had let them down.
I connect this to our world today because, like this book, we have so many leaders that pretend to be on our side. Not only presidents, just leaders in general. We look to some celebrities and idol them, and then we find out about them cheating on their spouses, or doing cocaine. For example, Charlie Sheen, many people loved his show Two and a Half Men, at least, I know I did, and then we find out about all of his dirty laundry. It's just rather disgraceful how our society is seen today http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2011/03/14/2011-03-14_charlie_sheen_having_trouble_finding_porn_star_capri_anderson_to_serve_her_extor.html.
In this short life that we are given, we have to learn how to live our lives to the fullest. How we portray ourselves is how we will be seen. We should just remember that in our everyday lives, we are a role models to someone.
And please, never end up like him.

This review was really well written and I agree with her response to this chapter about the lady Nefret and how she betrayed her people but they still treated her like she was this great women. It reminds me alot of todays world too. Sounds like the book is getting very intresting.
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