Prompt: What would you do: tell your friend to confess, tell their partner yourself, or stay quiet? Explain your choice, using ideas about loyalty and consequences from Fences. How might your decision affect everyone involved?

 If i were to be in this situation i would definitely tell my friend to be honest. I say this because of the betrayal to their significant other is simply not right, yet i wouldn't tell their partner because thats not my place. It would make me wonder if someone is capable of lying, being disloyal, and able to betray someone they claim they “love” so easily, what would they do to me? Would it be worse? I think my decision of highly recommended my friend to be honest would be good on my side because of the influence i may carry. As well as simple humanity. As for the significant other, i think they will feel appreciative on my end yet still hurt. If this said friend decided to not be honest  i would simply distance myself more and more.

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