Did tosin type an essay of On your Honor without a concluson?

Answer 1

Yea but she still is going to write a conclusion.

Tosin Alade On My Honor When was the last time you read a book with so many conflicts? Well, in On My Honor by Marion Dane Bauer you will meet two best friends named Tony Zabrinsky and Joel Bates who were faced with many conflicts. They went to the dangerous Vermillion River over the summer vacation in Illinois. Both Tony and Joel knew that Tony can't swim. Tony dared Joel to race in the river knowing Tony can't swim. To conclude this paragraph, we will see later in this book what happened to Tony and this conflict when he raced with Joel in the river. One major conflict in On My Honor was man vs. man. For instance Tony was making fun of Joel's dad. Tony said his dad was old. Another man vs. man conflict was with Joel and his dad. Joel yelled at his dad saying "You shouldn't have let me go anyway. I HATE YOU!" Last but not least Tony pushed Joel for standing up fir his dad. Joel pushed Tony back. To sum up this paragraph Joel had a lot of conflicts so let's see how they were solved. Another main conflict in On My Honor was man vs. society. When Joel finished the race in the river and he realized Tony was dead, he sat on the road. A boy that looked 18 or 19 years old was trying too get passed Joel. So he came out of then car and told him to leave. Joel didn't move. Instead he pointed to the river. The boy asked if someone was dying in the river. Joel just nodded his head. The 18 or 19 year old looked in the river for Tony. But he didn't find him. He said Joel had to get the police. Joel said he would but he didn't. The second man vs. society is when Joel had to tell Tony's parents about the death of their son. Joel got mad at his dad for letting him go with Tony. The last man vs. society was when Joel had told the terrible truth about Tony to the police. The 18 or nineteen year old really told the police. To conclude this paragraph Joel had to tell the truth so no one would go looking for him and the police came. The last main conflict in On My Honor was man vs. nature. Tony wasn't a really good swimmer. Joel knew he wasn't a good swimmer. When they raced in the river, Joel knew he was going to win because he was a better swimmer than Tony. While Tony was in the river knowing he can't swim he drowned. When Joel got out of the river he couldn't find Tony anywhere. Joel didn't think Tony was going to drown. In conclusion of this paragraph Joel didn't want to go home to tell the truth to everyone.