Get Air Playing Dodgeball Research Paper

In teen years girls and boys become genuinely different. Boys tend to be the one’s who you would depict to be better at a sport or activity, or they're thought to be the ones who would win a competition. Sometimes that is true, however, there are many times where it is not the case. Monday afternoon, two girls, Riley and Diane, were at Get Air playing Dodgeball. They weren’t being conscientious of their throws, they were just playing around and not actually following the rules. They would go on each others side and would miss each other from just a few feet away. If they got hit or caught the ball, which was rare, they would just continue playing and not really care. You could tell the two girls weren’t honestly trying incredibly hard, but you could still assume that neither of them were that great at it. Sometimes they would kick the ball at each other instead of throwing it. During this game they were somewhat lackadaisical. They were the only two playing and they were having fun, so it was ok that they weren’t following the rules.
Diane had sarcastically said, “we’re super good at this,” making it rather obvious that they weren’t that great at all. They all were rather sure Jarek and his friend would win because they’re boys and they probably had much better aim. When they played the two girls were immensely focused and really stepped up their game and started getting the boys out. Since it was only the four of them they each had three lives. When they started hitting the boys some older high schoolers came to watch. They were commenting on the boys throws and how well Riley and Diane were doing. Eventually Jarek got out and then Riley. It was just down to Jarek’s friend and Diane. To everyone’s surprise Riley and Diane ended up beating Jarek and his