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| Sneak (1) | ||
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| SNEAK (1) Definition: (old-fashioned, British English, disapproving) A person, especially a child, who tells somebody about something wrong that another person has done. ______________________________________________________________________ * All nine elements would be in. 1. Has a purpose and thinks it necessary. 2. Timely to serve purpose(s) intended. For example, to prevent a recurrence of the wrongdoing, stop a loss, etc. ___________________________ See perfect BUSYBODY. | ||
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| 3. Specific and identifiable, that is, what is told is with some certainty, not a 'talk' based on a suspicion, hearsay, etc. (to emphasize, see definition). 4. 'Talk' is the whole truth. 100%. Detailed. That is, no additions or subtractions from story: no exaggeration! 5. Does not tell for the purpose of getting a 'reward' or 'payment' or 'compensation', etc. (And gets, at the best, only a thank you or well done.) ___________________________ See perfect HONESTY (1). further below the line 6. Admits own involvement, if any - an encouragement, participation, benefit, etc. in the wrongdoing. 7. Report is made to the right person. ___________________________ See perfect SELF-WORTH. much further below the line 8. Can repeat claim or claims in the wrongdoer's presence, if necessary. 9. Wrongdoer is chastised, corrected, punished, etc. as appropriate. In other words, 'storytelling' achieves purpose(s) (connect to #7). ______________________________ See perfect BAD BEHAVIOUR. |
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