DoraTheDestroyerJr

This is an actual example of scolding someone, and I will die on this hill. 
          	
          	From the Outsiders by S.E Hinton: 
          	
          	“You don’t ever think,” Darry broke in, “not at home or anywhere
          	when it counts. You must think at school, with all those good grades you
          	bring home, and you’ve always got your nose in a book, but do you ever
          	use your head for common sense? No sirree, bub. And if you did have to
          	go by yourself, you should have carried a blade.”
          	
          	I'm bringing this up, because a lot of books portray this incorrectly, as presented in The Dating plan by Sarah Desai: 
          	
          	“He didn’t even know to turn his computer off and on.” Josh sneered.
          	
          	He was in a savage mood. “No wonder the company is going under.”
          	
          	“Be nice,” Daisy scolded. “It’s not his fault.”

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DoraTheDestroyerJr

This is an actual example of scolding someone, and I will die on this hill. 
          
          From the Outsiders by S.E Hinton: 
          
          “You don’t ever think,” Darry broke in, “not at home or anywhere
          when it counts. You must think at school, with all those good grades you
          bring home, and you’ve always got your nose in a book, but do you ever
          use your head for common sense? No sirree, bub. And if you did have to
          go by yourself, you should have carried a blade.”
          
          I'm bringing this up, because a lot of books portray this incorrectly, as presented in The Dating plan by Sarah Desai: 
          
          “He didn’t even know to turn his computer off and on.” Josh sneered.
          
          He was in a savage mood. “No wonder the company is going under.”
          
          “Be nice,” Daisy scolded. “It’s not his fault.”