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            Last week, during an exchange lesson with our other English teacher we talked about a public school in the UK - Eaton, and generally about an institution of a public, boarding, all-boys school. The topic was pretty interesting but the thing that made me worry... When we talked about the pros and cons of all the boys in a big range of age all living together. When I said that the older boys can be role models and brother figures to the younger ones, the teacher called me an optimist for thinking that! She said that they very often choose the path opposite to that and bully or abuse the young boys. I'm aware that things like that happen but I still hope that there are people who choose to use their higher standing and power to help the more vulnerable ones rather than abuse them. 

                                Some time ago I've watched a great movie called "Little Women". It's available on Netflix and is based on a book by Louisa May Alcott. "Little Women" is a drama/romance film.  It doesn't have a complex plot so and is easy to relax. The action takes place in the state of Massachusetts in 1860. The movie tells a story about the domestic life of four sisters and how they grow into being women. The March family goes through many ups and downs concerning their daily life and upbringing the girls while their father is fighting at war. I really recommend this movie as it's very moving and blissful to watch.