For instance, when Mitch is learning another lesson with Morrie, Morrie says, ‘“I believe in being fully present,”’ Mitch said. ‘“That means you should be with the person you’re with.”’(135-136) Morrie is always paying attention to who he is talking too and has learned to fully immerse himself into the person he is with. It shows that Morrie learns to be patient and tolerant of people. In addition, when describing how Morrie is, Mitch says, “He did this better than anyone I’d ever known. Those who sat with him saw his eyes go moist when they spoke about something horrible, or crinkle in delight when they told him a really bad joke.(137) Morrie learns to accept he will not be with his family much longer and no matter how boring it is he has to cherish each moment. Furthermore, Morrie is not only attentive, but he is also