We all have conflict naturally as humanbeings. We also all have curiosity, so it makes perfect sense that there is so much analysis about the conflict between mankind on all levels. Through my experience and the analysis of many theories, I have come to the conclusion that collusion starts at misunderstanding, and if we see everyone else’s reasoning, we’ll be able to reconcile and get along. It all started my sophomore year of high school. I, like many other girls my age, had a crush. His name was John, and because he liked me too, I felt special. Our friends all wanted us to date, but being the awkward sophomores that we were, that was the extent of our relationship. Later the same year, I still liked John, but my friend Zoe decided that she liked him too, and he reciprocated the feelings for her. The had a relationship that wasn’t much more than ours had been. Eventually, their fling ended, and still having some feelings for him, I was very aware that John was now a single man once more. …show more content…
I would like to point out that Zoe was not present for this occasion. As the name suggests, it’s a giant straw maze with many different scary creatures lurking within. Originally, our group planned on sticking together and getting out of the maze as a team, but somewhere in the midst of all the chaos and people running from the costumes and chainsaws, I ended up alone. So did John. The two of us joined hands and pranced through the maze like the happy little teenagers that we were, stoked at the new beginning we had just