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"Question 1. In the book "A Dog Act" the narrator tells the story of how his single friend, Tommy, came across him in the waiting room of a bordello, and later divulged this information, resulting in the narrator's wife finding out. In 1500 words, explain why you feel this does/does not qualify as the aforementioned "dog act", and explain what actions you would take if you found yourself in the same situation as Tommy."
I guess it decides what you classify as the dog act. Tommy isn’t the one lying here so I’d say the dog act is all on the narrator here. Did Tommy bring it up with the boys to embarrass the married narrator and then it got back through the grapevine?

If he went running to the blokes wife to dob him in that’s a bit dickish but could still be forgiven.

So for what I would do in Tommy’s position, I’d absolutely give it to you at every opportunity. I definitely wouldn’t go running to tell but I also make it very plain to my friends don’t ever put me in a position to lie for you.