Reflect on a time when you had to rely on someone else. How did it feel?

 Prompt Response: There have been many times where I have had to rely on another person. One time, I was coming back from lunch when I realized that my airpod was missing. I looked and searched for about 10 minutes until I came to the conclusion that I had left it at lunch. I immediately texted my friend Stella because I knew that she was in the lunch after me, and I was praying that she would be able to find it. About 5 minutes after I texted her, she sent me a picture of my airpod and under it said "found it!" I was so relieved and I thanked her about a million times.

Summary: Today we learned about Procatalepsis and Distincto as rhetoric tools.

Reflection: Today I learned what was and how you could use the Rhetoric Procatalepsis and Distincto

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