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Khun Zaw
Professor Torres
AP Psychology
21 August 2014 I had been observing this guy for like a few days now. He is quite strange. I think he likes to wear long sleeves clothes cause I haven’t seen him wear short sleeves. I always saw him wear jeans or long pants. I don’t think he wants to show his skin or he feels insecure about it. He hangs out by the stairs of the building because the sun is very hot during lunch. He has two friends that he can really be himself. He doesn’t really talk to people. If people talk to him he only mostly give one word answer. He’s very anti-social in front of crowds. He is very different than most people. I saw him eat corn raw. It not even cooked. He also has a tendency to have a spasm on his neck. His voice is kind of high. It’s very unique. He likes sit a lot, whether if its on the ground or ledge. He doesn’t like to be noticed. I predict he wants to be in his tiny shell. In class, he doesn’t participate in class if he doesn’t have to. If there is a group assignment, he let everyone else do the work. He is a very smart guy. He just doesn’t really show it. I see him doing his homework. He is an overachiever but doesn’t show it. I think he likes his life like this. He just going to quietly go though high school and become a genius.

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