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imagine you walk into your good friend’s room. usually his room is immaculately clean. today, the covers have been torn off the bed, a drawer is left ajar with t shirts hanging over the side, books and papers strewn across the desk, clothes piled on the floor in front of the closet.
based on what you know and what you see, what can you infer about this scene?

your friend has lost something and was searching for it frantically.
your friend’s house was robbed.
your friend is having a bad day and destroyed his room in a fit of rage. she acts it out in a play.
your friend has decided that being neat is overrated.

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