Anakin Reese Conn- Assignment 10

In my English class, I don't exactly have a place on the seating chart, just a corner of the room that I occupy more often than not.  In this corner with me are Tommy Czuhajewski, James Gooding, and Taylor Hodges.  I've known these people since middle school, so I am relatively familiar with them.  In class, they do very little, but they do listen to the things I talk to them about, which are too many things to talk about, and I've forgotten most of the subjects discussed in class.  Concerning the weird question about associating people with colors, I would associate both Tommy and James with the color yellow, while Taylor is a darker yellow.  I chose yellow because it's a color that I don't hate, but wouldn't mind if it didn't exist, as in it wouldn't make much of a difference if they were there, I might be better off if I didn't talk to anyone in class.  I don't know what characterizing them means, but I can explain the behavior patterns I've observed this far into the semester.  Tommy is the one I talk to the most about stupid stuff, while James and Taylor usually listen, but less frequently with Taylor because she has put up with my nonsense for too long and doesn't interfere anymore.  After asking if Tommy remembers something, either Tommy or James respond with a yes or no, then I go on to explain the subject's context, and afterwards something funny about it.  I have no idea what kind of future they have, as I don't show any signs of having plans for the future, so why should I expect them to have any either?  I'm not going to describe what animal they resemble the most, because it reminds me of some other terrible thing.  If I had to choose an animal to describe myself, I wouldn't choose an animal, I would choose a robot, as they have no purpose of their own, only one forced upon them by those who created them.  On an even more irrelevant note, if I had to choose an animal to be, it again wouldn't be a animal, it would be a robot, because robots are cool, as they have no reason to live because they are already dead.