[ For the most part, life seems to be relatively the same for Kaiza. He's doing marginally better at school, though, so be proud of him, Emet-Selch? He's still getting along with his peers, and is a relatively popular kid.
Except...
Hansa and Emet-Selch are told that something has happened with Kaiza and are sent to the school—specifically, the principal's office. There sits another child, bruised all over with a black eye and what appears to be his parents with him, and then... there's Kaiza! Frowning and also looking bruised, but less so than the other guy.
The principal informs Hansa and Emet-Selch that Kaiza instigated a fight with this boy; punched him first right in the face, in fact. His parents are demanding that Kaiza be punished for clearly being a violent troublemaker?
What should Hansa and Emet-Selch do?
A. Ask for Kaiza's side of the story first. B. Congratulate Kaiza, because evidently he won the fight. C. Scold Kaiza.
Technically, you could do all three at various points, but whichever option you pick is what's being done first! ]
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CHOICE - GROUP K
Except...
Hansa and Emet-Selch are told that something has happened with Kaiza and are sent to the school—specifically, the principal's office. There sits another child, bruised all over with a black eye and what appears to be his parents with him, and then... there's Kaiza! Frowning and also looking bruised, but less so than the other guy.
The principal informs Hansa and Emet-Selch that Kaiza instigated a fight with this boy; punched him first right in the face, in fact. His parents are demanding that Kaiza be punished for clearly being a violent troublemaker?
What should Hansa and Emet-Selch do?
A. Ask for Kaiza's side of the story first.
B. Congratulate Kaiza, because evidently he won the fight.
C. Scold Kaiza.
Technically, you could do all three at various points, but whichever option you pick is what's being done first! ]
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