Once upon a time, there was an interpreter named Max who lived in a small village in the Arctic. Max was known for his fortitude and adventurous spirit. One day, he received an invitation from the captain of an expedition to the Northwest Passage. The captain needed Max's help as an interpreter to communicate with the local Inuit people. Max was thrilled and packed his bags immediately.

Along the way, they encountered many obstacles, but Max's character and contribution helped the crew overcome them. Max used his language skills to negotiate with the Inuit, who were impressed by Max's fortitude and offered to guide the crew through the treacherous passages. With their help, the expedition finally reached the Northwest Passage, and to their surprise, they discovered a hidden treasure.

The crew celebrated their success with a big feast, and Max became a hero among the Inuit. From that day on, Max was known as the bravest interpreter in the Arctic and the one who made a significant contribution to the successful expedition of the Northwest Passage.

The end.

Reflections

1. What is Max's job?
2. What was the purpose of Max's expedition to the Northwest Passage?
3. How did Max use his character and fortitude to help the crew during the journey?
4. What did Max and the crew discover in the end?
5. Why was Max considered a hero among the Inuit people?