Then she finally brings Mautz into the conversation, she asks, “You and Mr.Mautz go to the same church, don’t you?” (207), she also asked if, “Do all the people in your church think all life is sacred?” (208). Using this information, she explains that Mautz has never even talked to her before, but Mark claims everyone is just a bunch of, “crybabies” (209), who, “can’t take their own medicine” (209), Ellerby tries to intervene, but Mark just yells at him in an unchristian way. Finally, Jody steps in and tells the whole class that Mark has always said, “A man is known by his works” (210), and that her and Mark’s “works” were an unborn baby, that he told her to, “get rid of” (210), Furious Mark claims that Jody is lying and leaves the room. At the end of the chapter, Ellerby says, “I won’t be doing my report on shame. I could never top that”
Then she finally brings Mautz into the conversation, she asks, “You and Mr.Mautz go to the same church, don’t you?” (207), she also asked if, “Do all the people in your church think all life is sacred?” (208). Using this information, she explains that Mautz has never even talked to her before, but Mark claims everyone is just a bunch of, “crybabies” (209), who, “can’t take their own medicine” (209), Ellerby tries to intervene, but Mark just yells at him in an unchristian way. Finally, Jody steps in and tells the whole class that Mark has always said, “A man is known by his works” (210), and that her and Mark’s “works” were an unborn baby, that he told her to, “get rid of” (210), Furious Mark claims that Jody is lying and leaves the room. At the end of the chapter, Ellerby says, “I won’t be doing my report on shame. I could never top that”