Once upon a time, there was a great country called the Land of Democracy. In this country, the people elected their leaders and were able to live freely thanks to the protection of the law.

One day, the First Lady of the Land of Democracy received a strange letter. The letter contained a threat to assassinate a candidate running for Congress. The First Lady immediately knew that this was a serious matter and could threaten the democracy of their great land.

She brought the letter to the authorities, and they decided to investigate the matter. They worked tirelessly to find out who had sent the letter and what their motives were.

After a long and thorough investigation, they discovered that the letter had been sent by a group of people who did not believe in democracy. They were trying to scare the candidate and prevent them from running for Congress.

The authorities quickly arrested the group and brought them to trial. The judge asked the members of the group to take an oath to tell the truth, and they admitted their wrongdoing.

The candidate, who was unafraid, went on to win the election and became a member of Congress. They worked hard to protect the democracy of the Land of Democracy, and the First Lady was hailed as a hero for bringing the threat to light.

The people of the Land of Democracy learned a valuable lesson that day. They learned that it was important to stand up for their beliefs and to always work to protect their democracy. And they lived happily ever after.

Reflections

1. Who is the First Lady in the story and what did she do?
2. What was the threat mentioned in the letter received by the First Lady?
3. Why was the First Lady hailed as a hero in the end?
4. What was the lesson learned by the people of the Land of Democracy?
5. Why is it important to protect democracy?
6. How can you help protect democracy in your own community?
7. Can you think of a time when you stood up for something you believed in, like the First Lady did in the story?