Once upon a time, there was a Nazi procession marching through the town square. Suddenly, an archaeologist appeared and decided to join the procession! Everyone was shocked, but the archaeologist explained that he wanted to qualify for a competition where the motto was "to dig up the past." However, the procession was not happy, as they thought the archaeologist's presence was controversial. The archaeologist didn't care and decided to walk with them anyway. As they walked, the procession started to notice that the archaeologist was very good at digging and was quickly becoming their top competitor. So, the procession changed their motto to "let the best digger win." In the end, the procession became symbolic of unity and cooperation, and everyone had a great time.

Reflections

1. What was the initial motto of the Nazi procession?
2. Why did the archaeologist join the procession?
3. How did the procession change their motto?
4. What was the outcome of the competition between the procession and the archaeologist?
5. What does the story teach us about unity and cooperation?