My experience of the best wolf girl debate

     My experience on reading the story "St Lucy's Home For Girls Raised By Wolves" was good since there were ups and down in the story, chaos and peace and many other things that happened during the story.  There were also betrayal and connections to which each wolf girl has to each other, relatives, and the nuns.  I would also say that my experience of reading the story was good since there were family problems, and be able to see each skill set of each wolf with different characteristics and looks.  This would be my reading experience of "St Lucy's Home For Girls Raised By Wolves".

    While we were preparing for the debate on who's the best wolf girl in the story "St Lucy's Home For Girls Raised By Wolves", there were many problems and communication going on to help improve the characteristics that each other chose for the wolf girl that we chose.  We also were able to come up with ideas and put them together to find which characteristic would fit our wolf girl (Claudette), and what evidence could we use to support the chosen characteristic.  We were able to figure out who would do what during the debate and why it would fit to where it was.  Also, while we were preparing for the debate, we had to find some statements in case the opposing team was going to say something negative about the wolf girl that we chose.  This was my experience while we were preparing for the debate.

    The actual debate on who's the best wolf girl in "St Lucy's Home For Girls Raised By Wolves" was stressful since there wasn't much I could've done since the other members had already said it.  I wasn't able to think much since other members from another team had already found something to go against us.  Also, there were multiple voices talking at the same time, so I couldn't think right to come up with something or I had forgotten it since it was used just now.  About the actual debate on who's the best wolf girl, there were many good points that were used, but some of the points were able to be countered.  This was my experience during the actual debate.