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If Thomas has a surprise during class, such as his favourite teacher walks in the room or if they asked someone to come in that all the children liked. Thomas facial expression would change as his mood had changed for example, he would raise eyebrow, wide open eyes, and open mouth to show that he is surprised. However, if Thomas wants to happy that someone he didn’t like walking into the room his face would also change to maybe these, the Inner corners of the eyebrows are drawn in and upwards, frowning of lips, pouting of lower lip, and eyes cast down. These are some example of facial expressions.
Thomas may show some facial expressions towards other members of staff in Tremains for example, during lunch time if they sever something up that
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