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Lassy and her puppies used to play freely every day, but one day their owner Jim said that Democracy had been imprisoned and a Dictatorship was now in charge. The dogs were locked in the house without food. Dictatorship wore dark clothes and demolished houses of enemies, making them go to war. Democracy smelled of flowers and chocolate. Lassy tracked the smell to an abandoned school where Democracy was locked up. The puppies barked and Lassy helped them free Democracy by finding an open window for her to escape through. The dogs then offered Dictatorship chocolate to leave or be locked away forever, ensuring Democracy and freedom would remain.
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- 1. • Every day Lassy and the puppies play and laugh carelessly. But one day Captain Jim didn't go out on his ordinary ride, he said that somebody had put DEMOCRACY in jail and now the DICTATORSHIP was in charge. Where do you think Lassy and her puppies were locked? They were locked in the house, they were not allowed to go out, and they were not given any food. What was Mrs DICTATORSHIP wearing? Mrs DICTATORSHIP was wearing black and brown heavy clothes and black high heeled shoes. What was Mrs DICTATORSHIP doing to her enemies? She demolished their houses and their friend’s houses, so they didn’t have anywhere to live… She made them wear black boots, so they had to go to war… She stole their food and let them starve… She stole happiness from people… What is the smell of DEMOCRACY, in order to be found by our puppies? DEMOCRACY smells like perfume that ladies wear, like roses, vanilla all the flowers, cream and chocolate. It also smells like pomegranates and laurel trees….. Lassy, can you find her? Can Puppies find her? Lassy started to smell. Which place did Lassy choose to go? Her nose led her to the DICTATORSHIP´s headquarters, but that was a trap, because only DEMOCRACY´s smell was there and Lassy was almost captured… Which place did puppies choose to go? The puppies found the smell in an abandoned school… DEMOCRACY was locked up in there. The puppies started barking very loud… Where did Lassy find DEMOCRACY? Lassy heard the puppies barking and came as fast as she could. They all started looking for a way to enter the abandoned school and free Mrs DEMOCRACY. But how could they do it… Which way did Lassy and puppies prefer to free DEMOCRACY? They looked around the school… and yes! One window was half open! The puppies jumped in and found Mrs DEMOCRACY. They found a rope and helped her to jump out of the window. At last they did it!!!! Mrs DEMOCRACY was FREE!!!!!!!
- 2. What solution did the dogs choose? Now they had to expel DICTATORSHIP and put DEMOCRACY in its place .The solution was easy ... The puppies gave DICTATORSHIP the option to accept a gift…. A stinky, sugarless chocolate, and then go away on her own will…. Or else they would lock her in an old house and the key would be lost for ever! … we leave you to guess her choise! But, the puppies have been living freely ever since and are determined to keep DEMOCRACY forever in their lives ....