Aleida's Assessed Thoughts

 One thing that has been on my mind ever since we started reading Les Mis is, How can the bishop be so selfless and forgiving? Surely there has to be something that will trigger him causing rage to run through his veins and/or body?

 -to seek the bounds of life sounds, a bit tiring. At least to me. -doesn't the massive amounts of kindness given by the Bishop overwhelm others

-I am not that surprised that there are many different types of bishops. -The one line where it says that we live in a gloomy society and I can't help but agree.  -Harem?

 - the hatred of luxury is something today's world still has around -political opinions seems to have had a big impact on a person's perspective

 The "sick" man was a little sassy. Ignorance and a tyrant, I think I can see the similarities. The fact that they were able to talk like humans was kind of cool. I never get to see that with Americans.  

   -first impression I think it is amazing that their bond with each other is something else. I can understand when she said that she knows what her brother needs without him needing to speak because I too have brothers of my own and when I am closest to the one who is 20, I can easily understand him as we have wen through similar experiences. It is a certain part of a bond that not many can explain.

 I don't know how I am typing with my hands shaking. It's almost 8:50 pm and I'm monitoring the election results. As of right now, Biden has 70% of the votes even though the state has 52% votes reported in California.  9:03 pm update: One thing I noticed was that California really helped Biden get many more electoral votes :D