The Wave: OP #4

1. I think that Ben feels like he has been attacked by the other teachers and parents. I think he feels that because they keep complaining and blaming it all on him. We all know that he never intended his experiment to go that far. In a way think that how far The Wave has gone is a good thing because it shows them how hard it is to fight for what you want, which is the whole concept, I think, of what the movie that Ben showed them in the beggining of the book.

2. The scentence that stood out to me is: "She pointed out that The Wave had already begun to do more harm than good (even with The Wave, the Gordon High Gladiators had lost to Clarkstown 42 to 6)and warned that unless it was stopped, it woulddo much worse." I chose that scentence because to me this is the part where it showed me that The Wave had really gone too far. It showed me that because the football game was a test to see if The Wave worked, and it didn't.

3. My question: Do you think that The Wave will continue or do you think it will stop? Why and how?