Compromises between two people are simple, but complications arise when this number increases. Affronted with this issue one afternoon during English class, we were arrayed into haphazard groups and faced with a survival dilemma: rid a survival boat of 60 lbs. of overweight supplies; and all decisions had to be unanimous. While it was an interesting activity, it didn’t impact me on an emotional effect. Without doubt, it was an entertaining and inclusive way to spend class time and develop our writing skills, although it made me feel nothing. At first I felt encumbered, but became increasingly comfortable as time went on. Conversations fraught with argumentative tones and pacifying words were common; even our group had trouble compromising