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Alexander Joseph Scott Biography

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A person who has really changed in my eyes, and many other peoples eye, is Alexander Joseph Scott. In sixth grade year Alex was named student of the year because he was the most responsible, respectful, caring, and honest person in the school. Everyone knew him, and everyone loved him. He made straight A's on his report card, and he never got lower than a 95 on an interim. As class clown he made everyone laugh and always knew how to brighten up someone's day if they were feeling down. He never got in trouble and because of this he always had ways to get his friends out of trouble. He was a teacher's pet, but know cared because he was just so lovable. Even when he was in elementary school everyone loved him, he is one the best friends a person can have. That all changed at the start of seventh grade. …show more content…

Next he started to wear all dark, and mysterious clothes, and stopped participating in class. Then it all changed, he wore his nasty black clothes, got awful grades, and then started bullying kids. It all started with just bullying the "nerds" or "geeks". He would push them hard on the ground, make fun of them and would say being smart is "un cool", and that they we're not good enough. Sadly, this was just the beginning. He then started beating people up and getting in trouble daily, finally, he was suspended. When he came back things were even worse than before, he started to bully everyone, including

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