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Fetal Pigs Situation Analysis

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Why, oh why, at that moment I wanted to take a straight trip to a deserted Island and never come back. I even started imagining myself in place full of unicorns just so, I wouldn’t have to participate in the massacre of the fetal pig. I simply decided to be absent. However, as usual the odds are never in my favor. I later found out that attendance was mandatory and there wouldn’t be anything to make up for this missing grade. I fidgeted nervously, desperately trying to ignore the reality out of this situation. I think the truth of the problem is I was feeling very apologetic for the fetal pigs that died to become the subject for our own amusement.

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