By the time we got to Section 6 {"Grounds for Expulsion"}, my brain was turning into guacamole, and I'm pretty sure my ears were
In the story, the narrator reaches Section 6, titled "Grounds for Expulsion," and feels overwhelmed and mentally drained. Their mind turns to mush, and they become disoriented, highlighting the stressful and confusing experience of facing serious consequences at school.
The quote illustrates the narrator's intense mental fatigue and possibly the anxiety involved in confronting the possibility of expulsion. It emphasizes how overwhelming the situation is, making the reader empathize with the narrator’s emotional state during this challenging moment.
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