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Question
Speak and win.
Join any group. Pick and support any one of the characters. Say some sentences for the one you support and say some sentences against another one to win.
| I support the archer ______ |
| I support the old man ______ |
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Solution
- I support the archer because he was a skilled archer and performed wonderful feats of archery. He could hit the center of the target precisely, no matter how far the target was. He was also a show-off. He liked to show his skills for the crowds to admire.
- I support the old man because he was not a show-off like Uthaman. He was humble and cool. He was a simple oil seller. Over the years, he had achieved some skill in filling the gourds. Even though Uthaman was angry with him, the old man patiently answered him. He was a simple and humble person.
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