Once upon a time, there was a fugitive named Arti who was running from the king's army for speaking out against slavery. One day, Arti stumbled upon a library and found an autobiography of a famous abolitionist. Inspired, Arti decided to become an advocate for civil rights and freedom.

However, every time Arti tried to give a speech, the words wouldn't come out right. That was until a wise editor offered to help with their editorial skills. With the editor's help, Arti became articulate and gave a memorable inaugural address, discussing the principles of the amendment to abolish slavery.

The speech caused controversy, but also sparked a movement. From then on, Arti continued to travel and speak, becoming known as the great orator for civil rights. In the end, the king was so moved by Arti's speeches that he signed the amendment into law, freeing all slaves in the kingdom. The end.

Reflections

1. What inspired Arti to become an advocate for civil rights?
2. How did the editor help Arti become articulate?
3. Why did the king sign the amendment into law?
4. What was Arti's role in the movement for civil rights?