Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a group of colonists. They loved to have fun and play games, but one day they found themselves in debt. The leader of the colony, the delegate, called for a big event to raise money. However, the colonists were not happy about this because they wanted to spend their money on other things. So, they organized a protest!

The delegate was not pleased and decided to call in the militia to stop the protest. But, the colonists had made an ally with a group of banished creatures from the forest. These creatures were very mischievous and loved to cause trouble. They joined forces with the colonists and caused chaos at the event.

The delegate was so mad that he banished the colonists and their new allies to the far end of the kingdom. The colonists and their allies continued to cause trouble wherever they went, but they always had a good laugh and never let their debt get them down. And so, they lived happily ever after, causing mischief and having fun wherever they went.

Reflections

1. Why did the delegate call for a big event?
2. Who joined forces with the colonists during the protest?
3. How did the colonists and their allies react to being banished?
4. What lesson can we learn from the story about debt and protests?