The suffering after the pain

After talking to the police, and his family, Clay feels terrible. He doesn’t know what to say or do anymore. He wants to go back and smoke pot, and thinks it might be worth it, but knows that it could ruin his life even more. Once he goes back to his group, they all sit together and talk about Addison. They tell him that they will come to Addison’s wake. Later Clorox comes. Clay finds him in the bath room, and Clorox offers Clay the money that he owed Addison. Clay finds this as an insult, and I would to. That is just disrespectful to even think about that anymore. Clay just takes the money, shoves it into Clorox’s mouth, and beats down on him. Honestly, I can’t blame Clay, the kid who just caused his cousins death is not talking about him, and insulting him. I would do the same. Then he goes home, the mayor is at his house and want to talk with him. Clay completely blows him off because he doesn’t want to deal with his fake sympathy.  Then the next day, a man named Spiers talks to Clay. He is a man running for mayor. He starts out help full, but than puts words into Clay’s mouth. Now the story sounds like that Addison took out his wallet to show his I.D. They go to Addison’s funeral. Clay can’t bear to look at him. But finally he does, and see’s how peaceful he looks.