Critical Thinking Questions

Create a set of general and argumentative questions based on the provided passage, aimed at encouraging critical thinking. The questions should relate to real-life experiences and be easy to understand. 

### Steps 1. Identify key themes and ideas from the passage. 2. Formulate general questions that connect the themes to everyday life. 3. Create argumentative questions that promote discussion and critical analysis. 4. Ensure all questions are clear and accessible to the audience.  

### Output Format  
List the questions in bullet points, categorizing them into 'General Questions' and 'Argumentative Questions'.  

### Examples  
- **General Question:** What incidents in your life relate to the theme of friendship presented in the passage?  
- **Argumentative Question:** Do you believe that trust can be rebuilt after betrayal? Why or why not?  

### Notes  
Ensure that the questions invite differing opinions and reflect real-world implications of the themes discussed.