Fish (188-249)

Summary
          I do not think I can continue the book. It seemed good at first because Timmy was transferred back to Riverside. Now one would Timmy was going to be reunited with Slide Step, but tragical this does not happen. SLIDE STEP HAS BEEN MURDERED! I know how? how? how? That was the exact question that Timmy was asking but no one would say a thing. Apparently, Chet has come back from quarantine. He waited until Slide Step did not know he was coming. I did not even know he was coming, because he kept himself hidden from all the prisoners from prison. I didn't think he could do it on his own, and he didn't. He had help from Red. He is such a backstabber I know. All the time in the hole helped Red relize which side he wanted to be on. He is out for Timmy. Of coarse Timmy is scared for his life, because he can not stand on his own without Slide Step. 
          Well, Chet's got him. Wonder what might happen? Amazingly enough a security officer caught Chet before he could try anything, he was being watched because he was on probation inside the prison. You know that really is not not important. Why did Timmy need the help in the first place, I hate the fact that he has no physical or even emotional strength in prison. He is like a sick sheep that needs to find little Bow Peep.  

Quote
          "I can do it, if I had your help" (Parsell 201). 

Reflection
          I think this has to be the most important quote in the autobiography. This is because it sums up the theme. The theme is about being alone versus es being in a group. Throughout the book Timmy has been venerable without anyone to protect him. However, when he is in a group he is stronger. HONESTLY THIS IS KEEPING TIMMY FROM BECOMING INDEPENDENT. The fact that he can not stand on his own two legs makes me upset because it shows me he is a very needy person.