Confession Description: I lost all respect for Hunter in "Kitty's Curious Tale". You don't attack someone if they throw a paper airplane at you. That is unacceptable. He also pushed Sparrow in the face in "Apple's Princess Practice". I know everyone's going to jump to defend him, but NONE of the other male characters have purposely physically harmed someone for no reason. It doesn't matter if who he's attacking is obnoxious, that is no excuse.

Rebelliously_Yours' Take: The end!

Coming Tomorrow: Confession No. 32:-

Nah, I'm just playing. But seriously, if this wasn't an opinion book and if I didn't care about my readers, that's what I'd say.

Anyways. I'm going to take this confession apart for a bit.

Hunter was acting really immature about the whole thing. Maybe instead of getting aggressive, he could have asked Sparrow if he was the one who did it.

It doesn't matter if who he's attacking is obnoxious, that is no excuse.

As much as I despise Sparrow, he really didn't deserve getting beaten up for no reason.

Hunter's really starting to get on my nerves, for real. I don't get him, especially since he's all about nature and peacefulness and all the machoozleness. I feel like he's just looking for a fight or something with Sparrow. Sparrow was sitting right next to the guy! There is now way he would manage to hit him in the back of the head with a plane that obviously came from a higher position in the air and manage to look innocent about the matter. That stupid thug (lawl, I don't know how else to describe him at the moment)!

He also pushed Sparrow in the face in "Apple's Princess Practice".

I mean, they argued about a cappuccino in Apple's Princess Practice. A freaking cappuccino. Are you kidding me? Why couldn't Hunter be the bigger person and let Sparrow take it?

Hunter Fans, please don't give me that nonsense about how it's his instinct to protect and fight, I think that that notion is out of the water. It doesn't matter.  

Sapphy! Did I miss anything?
~Rebelliously_Yours

Coming Tomorrow: Confession No. 32: Obliviously Yours, Ever After High