Hannah Post 2

One thing about Christopher that makes me feel sorry for him is his ability to do math. He wants everything perfect and doing math helps calm him. If the only thing that calms him is logic and order, then how can he truely be happy? If everything is perfect, then there is no room for error. Then the errors build up and everything goes down the drain in the perfection. After that, life is chaos and Christopher would probolily kill himself because he can't find happiness or be calm anymore, since perfect is essentally gone. That is why being able to become calm without things like math or logic is good. That is also why I pity Christopher.