Can someone please explain the ending of Wrong Turn 3 for me?
It made no sense. The money was burned on the rocks and yet they're back at the truck where they got it from, and it's there. Three Finger died and there were no more cannibals left after him, supposedly. Was it, or could it have been the guy the sheriff was referring to earlier in the movie when he said, "Hillbilly, that can't be"? If someone saw bonus material (interviews, etc) from the third movie and knows what the hell happened at the end, can you please explain it to me? Who was standing there with the bloody object at the end? Who killed the con at the end?
What’s the best way to explain right and wrong to a child?
Our sense of right and wrong is not something we learn all at once. Rather, we develop it over time through:Explicit instructionModelingEmpathetic ProcessingExplicit instruction is easy - there are times when you just explain that something is wrong. Some people will say that children need to learn from their mistakes and you shouldn’t just force ideas of right or wrong but these people are wrong. Sometimes, an action isn’t something they’d have normally modeled, and it isn’t something they would have the ability to imagine of themselves. So, whenever a situation is just to outside of their experience, it’s appropriate to explicitly tell them what the right thing to do is. For example, calling someone a racial slur is something that you will not model because how do you model NOT doing something? And it’s not something they will feel if they are not a victim of such. Therefore, if your child were to use one, you’d correct them using explicit instruction.Modeling is one of those things that might seem hard, but it’s actually not. You don’t have to BE perfect. You don’t have to never slip up. All you have to do is, when you do make a mistake, model that you recognize it as a mistake. Otherwise, there’s also value in what I’d call modeling out loud. So, rather than just forgiving the guy who cut you off in traffic, it’s okay to say, Oh that man really was rude, but I think I’ll forgive him - maybe he’s just having a really rough day. Modeling works for any action that you do in front of your child.Finally, much of what your child does they have done to them. And it causes them to react. They will naturally - and you can help - start to connect the actions of others on them to the actions of them to others. So, when your child is pushed, at first, they might not realize that the pain they feel is the same as the pain they cause by doing the same thing. This is normal and nothing to worry about. Eventually, they will. And it’s okay to gently remind them.When children are very young, it’s astounding how little they understand what seems obvious to us. But, eventually, and with a little reinforcement from adults, they will begin to connect these dots and learn what is right and what is not based on what you tell them, what you show them, and what they feel themselves.
If our friends think wrong about us, should we explain or leave it alone?
My answer for this would is a 50–50 between explaining and leaving it alone. It all comes down to the type of person your friend is, if you will. For example, if they are quick to anger, it might just be an impulsive reaction that has come about from extenuating factors that bothered them and led them to possibly be angry at something you are doing. However, if your friend is not normally like this, it may be due to a stressful factor that is influencing them to become angry.You should take both of these outlooks in to consideration, and by doing this, you’ll be able to think of the bigger picture, to take a step back and see the situation for what it really is. I hope this helps.
How is Murphy's Law explained? Anything that can go wrong will go wrong, doesn't this contradict itself?
Murphy's Law : "whatever can go wrong, will go wrong."The "Can" refers to the possibilities. There can be 100 ways to do a specific job , some possibilities might be disastrous. So if there exist such a wrong possibility , then someone will surely try to do it and then it will definitely go wrong.People might think that its about CERTAINTY. Suppose if someone is doing a certain task, and he is certainly sure that it will result in a success.The final result can have two possibility. (1.) As the person is certain that things will never go wrong and the final result comes out to be a Right result. Reason: Here Murphy's Law Holds itself.Explanation: as it goes "Whatever can goes wrong, will go wrong". so it means that whatever can not have the possibility to go wrong will never go wrong.(2.) As the person is certain that things will never go wrong but the final result comes out to be a Wrong result. Reason: Here 'Rule of the Nature' plays its roleExplanation: Even thought the person is certain that things won't go wrong but the main problem is , he doesn't even know about the possibility where thing doesn't work. That is the nature of the job. As there is a possibility of things going wrong, it results in wrong, so Murphy's Law hold's itselfNow as per your question: "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong, doesn't this contradict itself?".Murphy's Law doesn't Contradict itself, it actually proves itself.if you can understand the "Can" in the statement, them you can understand the whole Law. Following are the versions of Murphy's Law that is applicable to it from the source: Murphy's law - WikiquoteIf that guy has any way of making a mistake, he will.If it can happen, it will happen.If there is a wrong way to do something, then someone will do it.If there's more than one way to do a job and one of those ways will end in disaster, then somebody will do it that way.Anything that can go right, will go right.P.S.: If this answer can be wrong , then it will definitely be wrong. Again Murphy's Law.
My boyfriend gets mad at me when he gets caught doing something wrong?
anytime my boyfriend does something that he knows will upset me if i find out, he gets mad at me. he tries to turn it all around on me to make it as if i was the one doing something to upset him. i dont start yelling at him when i find something he has done out, i just calmly ask him why he did it or to just explain himself. but he gets so mad at me that he leaves and doesnt talk to me. but if it was me doing something to upset him, he would expect me to explain myself. i dont know what to do. i just want some answers as to why he did that, but he just storms out and never ends up explaining anything to me. i cant just drop it. so im constantly stuck with the thoughts in my head and its breaking our trust bad. i try explaining this to him but he calls me crazy and stupid. help?
Is writing him a letter a bad idea? PLZ HELP!?
Yes! No one ever writes letters any more, which makes it so special to receive one. He will really appreciate it, and it may seem like a good way to let him know how you feel. It also gives him time to think about what you've said in the letter, unlike in a conversation where he'd have to react straight away. Just make sure that the letter is heartfelt, well written and meaningful. Good luck!
Why do I give guys the wrong impression?
I try and be a nice person to everyone so when guys talk to me I'm always friendly and talk to them like I would any other friend. Then they always get the wrong impression and try and ask me out and when I try and explain I just want to be friends they accuse me of leading them on and making them think I was interested. But really I was just being nice. So am I meant to not talk to guys if I'm not interested in them or what? It doesn't make sense to me :/
How and why is Tony linked with Hannah Baker in the series ‘13 Reasons Why’?
Her friend and ally made after life. He makes sure others follow her instructions even though his relationship w/his boyfriend suffers as a result of the amt of time spent doing so. I think he did it ’cause he feels sorry for her and he feels guilty ’cause he thinks that he might’ve been able to stop her suicide if he had just gone to talk to her. He probably believes in the afterlife, so might think that her spirit is looking down.They were never shown onscreen together. It was never explained how they knew each other or why she never mentioned him. Tony said she’s drama. I think she vented a lot to him.Most of the time on the show, she’s normal and i don’t recall her complaining much.