Embargos
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John is sad that his country has an embargo put on it, but Kyle tells him that just because they can't trade with other countries, it doesn't mean that you'll have a horrible life. He shows John the pleasures of where they live. P.s. The color of the text boxes on the last slide tell you which text box to read next, as it acts like a portal.
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- Hey, what's wrong? Are you hurt?
- I understand that this is annoying, but it's okay. Just because we have an embargo put on us, that doesn't mean that you can't still enjoy life.
- No, I'm just sad that we can't trade with other countries.
- Sure, I don't see why not.
- Yeah, I guess that even though I won't really be able to try new things, at least I can still do stuff, so it's not the end of the world.
- Now your getting it. Hey, instead of going down the fast route back to the city, you want to take the scenic route? That way you'll be able to see what our home has to offer.
- See? Isn't this nice? We've got fresh air, animals, and relaxing rivers. Our country is pretty good at sustaining nature, but it still has some flaws.
- Yeah, it is really nice out here, but the city isn't this nice.
- You're right. Because of the embargo, we cannot take too much care of our trees, for our country doesn't specialize in plant food, so it's really hard to come across some plant food these days.
- Well, at least a lot of trees are still okay, but if this is the case, why does our city seem to be so great?
- No problem.
- Yep. Hey, I'm Kyle. What's your name?
- All of this is the result of our country having such a full ore deposit. Without it, we wouldn't have the iron needed to build these, well, builds.
- I see. So, even though the embargo put on us won't allow us to trade with other countries, we still have a pretty good way of life.
- John. Thanks for telling me all this. I'd still be sad if you weren't here.
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