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There are several people who should be blamed for what happened at John and Lorraine's party. Mr. Pignati should be blamed because he gave John and Lorraine the keys to his house and that was a pretty dumb thing to do. The first couple of people that were initially invited to the party shouldn't have invited more people to the party. John and Lorraine shouldn't have been given full access to Mr. Pignati's house. Lorraine also should have stopped John from throwing the party. Alcohol shouldn't have been allowed to the house party. Helen shouldn't have torn Conchetta's old dress and Norman shouldn't have destroyed Mr. Pignati's porcelain pigs. Lorraine and John's parents should have not let them leave their homes or at the very least raised …show more content…
The person who should be blamed the most is John. John is the person who came up with the idea of having the party among other details. John has been assigned 50% of the blame. Next up to be blamed is Lorraine. Lorraine shouldn't have let John throw the party, let John serve alcohol at the party, and let Helen wear Conchetta's dress. Lorraine has been assigned 15% of the blame. Next up is Mr. Pignati. He could have prevented this entire party if he didn't give John and Lorraine the keys to house. Mr. Pignati is about 20% guilty. The party-goer's shouldn't have invited more people to the party but John and Lorraine shouldn't have given them full access to the house. The party-goers are 3% guilty. Helen shouldn't have ripped Conchetta's dress and Norman shouldn't have smashed Mr. Pignati's pigs. Helen is 2% guilty and Norman is 5% guilty. John and Lorraine's parents are 5% guilty because they shouldn't have let their children leave their house. Everyone excluding Mr. Pignati and John and Lorraine's parents should have to pay Mr. Pignati for the damage that they did to Mr. Pignati's house. John should have to pay most of the expenses. Mr. Pignati and John and Lorraine's parents should be reprimanded for allowing the teenagers to have the party especially Mr. Pignati. Now we have taken care of who is to blame and what their punishments should

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