How Do Suspicions Affect People

We live in a world full of suspicions. We constantly make accusation in our mind, and judge. That is how our world has become. We someone tells us that there is a spy or saboteur among us we immediately take any mistakes and dislike to a person and blame them. We take our dislikes to a person and spread the thought to other people that the saboteur is this person.
Suspicions affect everyone. In the card activity when Mrs. Ball old us there was a saboteur we assumed it was the person who had made the “mistake”. When in reality they had just messed up and made the cards fall. When we had our suspicions for the saboteur we blamed them for the rest of the day. We were saying in sixth and seventh period that this person is the saboteur and they

were trying to defend themselves. When Mrs. Ball said she sent the instructions to the saboteurs and we saw someone's email that we suspected we made our minds believe there really was an email that said “Card House Instructions”.
The suspicions affected our group majorly. When we were told that there was a saboteur we tried to make the card house with little help as possible. We didn’t want someone to ruin our work. We argued with each other about the structure of the card house. When people we thought we helping too much we blamed them because we thought they would lead the group the wrong way. When people were not helping very much we suspected them to make one move and it all fail or leave us to build it ourselves.
In the card building contest we blamed the people who were helping ot much and the people who were not helping enough. The people that were framed even though they knew they were not the saboteur they felt angry and annoyed at the group because out of the five of us they were being the one blamed and they weren’t even it. They were being accused of something they didn’t do with no evidence to prove it only mistakes, and opinions.