Do you think one major lie or betrayal can permanently change how you see someone, even if you have known and trusted that person for years? Explain your reasoning and how trust can or cannot be rebuilt.
Response: I don’t think one major lie should set back a constructed network of friendship through years of knowing each other.
Summary: A true friendship is one that stands even through the hardest obstacles thrown at it and even if enough betrayal can crumble it down, it can be rebuilt with forgiveness, which is the ultimate power here.
Reflection: Trust should be put more care enough there to make it strong enough to be rebuilt from one betrayal; anybody had the ability to change.
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