u/harmony-rose

Denise L. Johnson's The Price of Candy

John, a man with an intellectual disability, finds himself entangled in legal trouble that divides his small town. As the community gathers to witness his punishment, tensions rise between those who see the sentence as justified and those who believe he is being treated unjustly. Voices of dissent begin to challenge the town’s moral stance, exposing deeper questions about fairness, justice, and compassion. In the end, the town leader is faced with a difficult decision that leaves the community, and the reader, questioning where true justice lies.

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u/harmony-rose — 6 days ago

That one commander said something about this years batch looking good (talking about the Plums), this makes me wonder...

....Since the commanders can have a say in who they would like to marry, what happens if no commanders want a Plum because they are ugly?

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u/harmony-rose — 7 days ago

What was the point oh Shunamite being part of the tea party if she wasn't eligible for marriage that season?

She didn't get her period yet, so she isn't being judged yet. Maybe just to get it over with in case she does get her period?

And if she does it get after the season is over, I'm assuming they still match her and go through the process without doing the ball.

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u/harmony-rose — 8 days ago

I'm confused, if Garth was born (or not) and raised Gilead, how is he part of Mayday?

Pray, excuse my ignorance, I only seen clips on tiktok.

But it all make sense now how he doesn't know who June is or what tampons are.

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u/harmony-rose — 9 days ago

Does anyone else think that it's a coincidence that Aunt Lydia got stationed in the same place where Hannah's family moved?

Hannah's "family" moved because June wouldn't give up. Then, once Boston was taken back by mayday, Aunt Lydia (who shouldve been on the wall) moved else where. What are the chances it wouldvve been the same place Hannah was at?

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u/harmony-rose — 9 days ago