Once upon a time, in a far-off land, the people had a problem. They needed someone to speak for them and make sure their rights were protected. So they elected a representative, a person who would stand up for them and make sure their voice was heard.

The representative was a wise and fair person, and they worked hard every day to make sure the people's rights were respected. They knew all about the laws, called statutes, that governed the land, and they made sure the people understood their rights under those laws.

One day, the people noticed that some of their rights were being taken away. They were worried and didn't know what to do. They went to their representative and asked for help. The representative listened carefully and then sprang into action.

The representative looked at the statutes and found that the people's rights were indeed being taken away. They spoke out against this injustice and made sure everyone knew that the people had a right to be treated fairly.

The representative worked tirelessly, speaking to everyone who would listen and making sure that the people's rights were protected. And in the end, the people's rights were restored and everyone was happy once again.

The people learned that having a representative who knows about the statutes and stands up for their rights is very important. And they were grateful to have such a wise and brave representative who was always there to protect their rights.

And they lived happily ever after. The end.

Reflections

1. Who is the representative in the story?
2. Why do the people need a representative?
3. What does the representative do when the people's rights are being taken away?
4. Why is it important to have a representative who knows about the statutes?
5. How does the representative help the people in the end?
6. What did the people learn from this story?