This is a discussion question for the June 2016 Book of the Month, Justice by Scott Hughes.
Question 11 ~ Miserable Situations
When someone is in a miserable situation—such as being in a broken marriage, being emotionally abused, being cheated on, or being in a job one hates—how much responsibility should that person take for their own problems? How do you feel about the ways the characters in Justice dealt with their respective situations?
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