Discourse | Function |
G2: And Bailey is also blind and it’s really hard. | initiates |
G1: I think Bailey understands blindness more than Rosie because he technically is blind. And he has to live with that. | extends and explains |
G3: Yeah | accepts |
B: And Rosie doesn’t know how it feels. If she got it then she would. | supplements |
G2: Rosie doesn’t realize how lucky she is. She’s always like “I want to be like Bailey”. “I wanna read Braille”. But Bailey never says that about Rosie... | supplements |
G3: Yeah | accepts |
G2: ...And he can’t see but Rosie can. | supplements |
B: Bailey doesn’t say how he wants to read books. He’s fine with what he has. But Rosie wants. Rosie has the, the option to read books and Bailey doesn’t. And she kind of (goes gross). | extends |
G3: I don’t really get why Bailey, um, Rosie wants to be blind like Bailey. Like, when she put the tissue over her eyes and went to sleep, like that she wanted to wake up. | questions |
G2: Yeah. That’s also evidence for friendship. | ignores and concludes |