part two storked

1. Risa overhears two nurses debating law and human nature which argument is stronger?: nurse young's argument which is you cannot change human nature without first changing the law
why do you think that is?: cause if we change the law the nature of people will change with it
write a paragraph explaining our thoughts on law and human nature:
i think that to change human nature you must change the law as when we change the law the nature of human survival makes us change to embrace the law as we don't want to get in trouble with the law and example is that if we make unwinding a thing children will act more cautiously until they turn 18 where they are no longer able to be unwound and that is why i believe that to change human nature you must first change the law

2. this section opens up with a mother abandoning her newborn infant on the doorstep of a house in a good neighbourhood as she leaves she thinks " How wonderful it is that she can get another chance." How wonderful it is that she can dismiss her responsibilities so easily?"
i think it isn't good for mothers to be able to dismiss the responsibility of having a child by storking it because she could always set it up for adoption or send it to a state home

3. in your opinion by allowing new mothers to give up their responsibilities so easily does it take away from the value of a child?: yes i think it does as if mothers can get rid of the children that means that they don't have to worry as much about having to care for children so they won't have as much precaution or fear of their child's well-being

4. what is the role of a mother? Do you think that the title of mother should be earned or is the natural right of a woman who has given birth?
natural right of a woman who has given birth

5. what skills or attributes do Connor and Risa have that work well together?: they can both change on the fly to make everything work with their situation

6. Connor and Lev have very different experiences with storking how has this helped shape each of their attitudes toward the society they live in?: it shapes how they feel about storking and how they feel about the laws towards it where Connor hates it but Lev likes it

7. Connor is concerned that the baby wont be loved and will ultimately die so he takes it what does this show about him as a person?: it shows that he cares for people and that he has instant survival instincts for human survival

8. what makes Lev realise he doesn't want to be unwound?: i think it was that pastor Dan was speaking difficultly

9. each of the other characters on the run have a tragic backstory. why were Hayden Mai and Roland  set to be unwound which is the most tragic and explain why?: i think Hayden's the most tragic because they could just agree on who has custody of him on certain days but they had him unwound

10. what tattoo does Roland have?: a tiger shark