In "Long Way Home" by Katie McGarry, the protagonist expresses a strong dislike for being late to class, drawing a humorous parallel between their English teacher's intolerance for tardiness and the protagonist's own aversion to riding a motorcycle in unpleasant weather. This comparison highlights both the anxiety of meeting expectations and the relatable struggles of uncomfortable situations. The quote captures the essence of the character’s feelings towards punctuality and the relatable nature of dealing with strict authority figures like teachers. It showcases how personal discomfort can mirror external pressures, creating a connection between the character's experience and those of the reader.

In "Long Way Home" by Katie McGarry, the protagonist expresses a strong dislike for being late to class, drawing a humorous parallel between their English teacher's intolerance for tardiness and the protagonist's own aversion to riding a motorcycle in unpleasant weather. This comparison highlights both the anxiety of meeting expectations and the relatable struggles of uncomfortable situations.

The quote captures the essence of the character’s feelings towards punctuality and the relatable nature of dealing with strict authority figures like teachers. It showcases how personal discomfort can mirror external pressures, creating a connection between the character's experience and those of the reader.