Omar Seck’s Reviews > The Measure > Status Update

I know I wasn't alive when it happened, but when 9/11 happened, I've heard and seen how the whole country came together united through a terrible tragedy.

It represents the theme of how their future or their string is uncontrolled and that whatever happens, happens, so make the most of what they have now.

I think that I would be more like Nina, and that I think that it's fine to not want to date a short-stringer, but why not give it a chance? I think it's unfair that someone isn't given a chance just because of their string.

I would spend time with my family and friends because they're the most important people in my life. I think I would mostly just do what I'm always doing. Things like playing sports, video games, lifting, and hanging out with friends.

I agree that they're like other minority groups because they have things taken away from them because they have short strings. They should fight for their rights because even if they have a short string, they can still contribute to society.

I would like to think I would jump in front of a bullet, but I probably wouldn't.

I wouldn't open my child's box without permission because I would be betraying their trust in me to not look. I think it's also better as a parent to enjoy your time with your child because you won't be there forever.

I don't like him because he's egotistical and makes fun of his own family. He unknowingly told Jack that he was a mistake and then made fun of Jack's mom.

Hank wasn't taking it well. He had an incredibly short string and could die any day. Anika found out about his string and tried to comfort him through it, and at first, he was angry not at her but at his string. Then he screamed into a pillow and cried, which made him feel a bit better.

I think I would be more adventurous, but not do anything that would cripple me for the rest of my life.