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I think that “S” stands for serenity. I think this because the word serenity means calm, quiet, peaceful etc. and the entire chapter is about getting “zen” and breathing calmly. I think the lesson was that sometimes, you just need to take a chill pill and relax a bit.

"S" stands for stop. Throughout the section, Thich puts Will through mindfulness, practicing deep breathing and enjoying tea. He shows Will how taking the time to stop and enjoying the present is very well needed and what he could have done differently. He had problems with being a workaholic, spending little time with his family, and only thinking about the future which ultimately, broke his family apart. This lesson he learned in the "S" department is letting him understand to stop and take it all in.

I think that "S" stands for Sage or Serenity. This chapter is about Will finding peace with Thich guiding him down a path of serenity. Thich was the Sage in this story and he was a big part of this chapter. Also, the "S" may be for Solution because everything that Will learned from Thich was the solution to his greed problem and showed him how to live in the moment, thus making his life better.

I think that S stand for solution. I think this because during Wills visit at the S department he learns many solutions that will help fix his problems with his family

I think S stands for stop. Will now realized how much life he has missed. He will now stop his bad ways and live life to the fullest. He will now notice nature in a way he never has and he will give his family the respect and love they deserve from him.

I think "S" stands for satisfaction. After leaving the "I" and "F" floors, Will still had many questions about why he was at KPO and what he was learning there. But after leaving the "S" floor, he felt satisfied with the answers he got and can now go and try to fix his life and regain his relationship with his family.

I personally believe that "S" stands for serenity. With the theme of the floor "S" being overall calming, Will is constantly reminded to be in the moment and to not anticipate the future. This causes him to be serene and calm, which allows him to leave KPO with a sense of satisfaction and goodness in his heart that he WILL change and he WILL fix his relationship with his family. (Perhaps this has something to do with the author choosing such a coincidental name?) Will leaves with confidence, which prior to entering the building he had no self-worth at all. Now he is serene, and at peace with himself and the choices that effected his future negatively, and is trying to change his future without forgetting to stay in the moment.

I think that in this chapter “S” stands for solutions. I think this because during this chapter of the book they talk about all of Wills solutions to all of his problems that he is having.

My personal opinion is that "S" stands for soothing. This floor in the story seems to sooth Will so profusely, that he actually stops and just thinks about what he has messed up. “He was excited, yet disappointed. Eager, yet nostalgic, for this sunset would be over soon, obliterated from the day’s existence. William now knew, when speaking of sunsets what it is they symbolize.” Floor "S" created such a soothing feeling for Will that he started to finally take every moment in and try to hold onto to those good feelings for as long as possible.