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Huro
is a ten year old boy. He lives with his mother and father
and brothers and sisters on a very small farm in India. He
goes to school every day and plays with his many friends.
Huro
was very happy until one sad day.
Huro
was playing with his friends as usual.
A
nice man came up to him and said. "Here, son, would you
like some nice candy?"
Huro
loved candy and reached out his hand for it. "Thank
you," he said to the nice man, because his mother had told
him always to say thank you when you get a present of something.
"Would
you like to see all the toys in the big city?" said the nice
man. "I will bring you there and buy you some Pokemon
toys or a new red train engine."
The
nice man invites Huro to get on the bus with him to take Huro to
the city to buy him some new toys. Huro likes the nice man and
gets on the bus with him.
What
Huro does not know is that the man is really not a nice man at
all. He was actually a wicked, evil slave owner who catches
boys and girls and brings them away. They never see their
mother or father or friends again.
An
old man comes to you for help. He tells you that a wicked
slave owner has taken his son, Huro, way. His name is
Chichai. He is Huro's father.
He
is crying. He looks so sad that you offer to help him to
find Huro.
You
must have a plan to help him.
QUESTION
What is your plan?
ANSWER
You must first find Huro and then you must help him escape from
the wicked slave owner.
If
you are not sure, click on the icon below to find out.
You
also need an escape plan to help Huro to escape. Write out
your escape plan. As you have never organized an escape for
slaves before, we will work it out as we go along.
However,
remember that in real life you will need to have had an escape
plan before you start organizing Huro's escape.
He
takes Huro to his dark den, beats them and tortures them and makes
them work for him as slaves making carpets which he sells to rich
people in the USA, Canada, England, South Africa, Germany,
Australia and New Zealand.
We regret that
we are still designing this project. We apologize for any
inconvenience |
