The Turning Point;

He focused totally and solely on his studies. well, he didn't have much to enjoy the leisure time. He didn't even had enough money to buy new clothes; he only had one shirt and one pair of trausers that he wore all year round in all of his activities besides one pair of shoes which he did not wear on rainy days beacause he could not get an other one if it was damaged. He would rather go barefoot  which was totally fine with him and he never complained about. It was such a rough road but he had to go on. He was the youngest in the school but the sharpest amongst them all and made remarkeble results even when he left to secondary school. He loved all the classes there especially the arts class of Mrs J. She was a fine woman in her fourties. She had a great heart and treated everyone there with nothing but kindness and respect. Unlike her husband who was the maths teacher in the same school. He acted severely and coldly with his pupils. He was not even afraid of beating them in case of disobedience since he despised them "poor people with muddy faces and ignorant minds with no manners" as he blieved. Thus, everyone feared him but there was no possible escape from his class or one would face disciplinary actions against him and end up being expelled. But one day, he called our young man for oral examination and so, Mr J started asking him questions but the boy couldn't remember anything since he was too nervous so the teacher slapped him so hard that the boy stood there shocked and unable to move. Mr J started to worry  and got closer to him to look whether he's fine or not. At that moment, the boy got his strengh back and stared at Mr J ferociously and slapped him even harder that his hand was printed on the teacher's pinky face and left the class. Everyone were so suprised of the boy's reaction and clapped hard  and cheered for him like some kind of a star. Everyone in that school heard about what happened and the boy became so poppular and respected by everyone there. He was no longer lonely and rejected. Yet, he could only think of what could happen to him now. He will surely be expelled for good and he'll watch his dream fade away and go back to misery. He waited day after day for the school administration to call for him but nothing happened. Surprisingly, he heard that the principal decided that he will not take any action against the boy and his reaction was totally normal regarding the violent treatement recieved from his teacher. He was never happier and thankful. He has never supported violence but could not ever bear injustice nor oppression

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