Troy’s revelation changes his relationship with Rose. Do you think one major lie or betrayal can permanently change how you see someone, even if you have known and trusted that person for years? Explain your reasoning and how trust can or cannot be rebuilt.

 Yes, one major lie or betrayal can permanently change how you see someone. Even if it's someone you've trusted for years, it can make you question everything they've told you before. Trust can be rebuilt through honesty, genuine apologies and consistent actions, although in most cases, it may never be the same as it was before.

Today in class we read the first three scenes of the second act and began the project.

I learned more about Troy, what he did to Rose further shows what type of person he really is, even though it isn't really surprising as you could expect it from someone like him, especially in these times. Watching a few clips of the movie adaptation also helped to picture the setting of the play and how the characters look and talk.