"S" stands for simplicity because Will learned that sometimes the nicest things in life are right in front of you. Simplicity is the key to his comeback from greed. Will needs to "stop and smell the roses" and once he does his life will be much better than before. The "S" floor taught Will how to recognize his past mistakes and how to take a step into the right direction.

“S” stands for symphony. A symphony is, “something regarded, typically favorably, as a composition of different elements.” In this case there is floor “I,” where the readers get to meet William, then there is floor “F,” where William reflects on his actions in the past, and finely there is “S” the wrap-up and explanation as to what both the “I” and “F” floor were preparing William for. Within the “S” chapter it states, “He [William] 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.” It was at this moment in the reading that William truly realized what he had been oblivious to his entire life, the idea that time will never be made back once it passes, so you must choose what kind of life you would like to live carefully. Within the “Irony Department” William is introduced to the readers and the readers attention is captured. It is at this floor that William is taught that he must continue up the building to discover why he is at the KPO. After traveling to the “F” floor William begins to grasp why he is where he is, and his eyes are opened to the mistakes he has made in the past and present.. When William reaches the “S” floor, he realizes what he must change about himself and the life he is living. “S” stands for symphony, as it took multiple things to lead William to where he is now. Floor “I,” the first movement, the elevator, the second movement, and floor “F,” the third movement, all lead up to floor “S” the big finally.

The first word that comes to mind when I think about what S stands for is "searching." He is searching into his past to find where he went wrong and he is looking to find his true good self. Thich gets him to go deep into his past and throughout the section he begins to realize what he has done wrong and his search is concluded by the time we get to the after section. The idea was to get him to realize himself what he did wrong and the only way Thich was going to do that was by bringing up these past mistakes and things overlooked to him to get him to figure out how selfish he was. Thich slowly got him more involved in searching through his past before he realized what he did.

"S" stands for sage. Again and again William mentions how his teacher, Thich, is wise. Sage is a synonym for wise. William believes that Thich is wise because he taught Will to value things that will matter in the long run and how to live in the moment. On floors "I" and "F" Will was beginning to change his ways, but without floor "S", or floor Sage, Will never would have made the revelations he did. The goal of KPO was to take a person who had really messed up their life, and it was entirely their fault. The first two floors were a sort-of warm up for the final floor. It was on that floor that Thich made William a better person using his sage wisdom.

S stands for serenity or soothing. In the S floors room, it was described as having warm bamboo flooring, a Buddha, and a big wall that was made out of glass. Will felt at peace in this room and he realized that he needed to let some things go and relax his life a bit more. The S can also stand for serenity because of Thich. He helped Will meditate, he gave him tea, and he talked to Will and made Will rethink his uptight life. Thich also showed Will the beautiful sunset and read poetry to him, witch made Will even more soothed as his time on the S floor and at KPO came to an end.

S stands for Seconds. It stands for Seconds because it taught Will to cherish every second of his life with his family. He learned that he should take the time out of his work day and to spend time with his loved ones and watching the glory of sunsets that mother nature has given to him. He has now opened his eyes and realized that not everything is about money and wealth. He has learned that he should spend more time with his family instead of running away to work.

"S' stands for Sunsets and the sunsets play a big part in symbolism. They represent how each day is a new day and you get a chance to restart everyday. While watching the sunset Will realizes this and is motivated to start over and live his life with his newly acquired wisdom.

I think floor S in KPO stands for serenity. Throughout this floor it is very calm, and Will even finds himself meditating with Thich, who he found on the floor. He talks with him in a calmly manner, with candles around them and incense burning. After a while they explore the floor and find a window and watch the sunset. Will finds this very calming, and realized he had never taken the time to watch the sunset, because he was always very occupied with work. He leaves the floor with a sense of calmness about him.

I think that s stands for success, will is now on the track for success. He knows what he needs to care about, and now he will definitely think twice about his family's feelings.

i think "s" stands for success. The whole point of the KPO was to show Will that family comes first and is more important than money. At the end of this section, there plan was a success, which is why i think "s" stands for success.