“The Truth is Rarely Pure and Never Simple.”
Just imagine if you could not tell a lie for one day. That is exactly what happened to Fletcher Coal in Liar Liar. Max, Fletcher’s son, made a wish that his father would not be able to tell a lie for one day, and it came true; that got me thinking. Telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, would cause major problems for everybody in society today. Think about it, lying helps out many people in almost every situation. When a couple has a baby, and they ask you, “Isn’t he adorable?” of course your answer is “Yes”, but in reality you’re thinking, “That is one of the ugliest babies I have ever seen.” Another good example of this is when a police officer stops you for speeding. Of course, your first instinct is to think of a way to get out of the ticket; “I’m on my way to the hospital officer, my sister is having a baby,” or “I’m rushing my friend to th
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Approximate Word count = 592
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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