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I got stuck in Libya with no money because I chose to negotiate

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You and your family are taken to Italy. You have arrived in Europe.

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I got stuck in Turkey with little more than 6,000 in my pocket

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Stranded in Turkey with more than $6k in pocket

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Taken to greece

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stranded in Turkey with little more than $6,000 in your pocket.

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My family died on the shore of Italy

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I was stranded in Turkey with little more than 6,000 in my pocket .

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You are all detained by the Egyptian Security Officials and held in a police station. You are told that you can only be released if you return to Syria at your own expense.

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I played it twice. During my first turn I choose the things that I believe I would do in those situations. There were tough choices that I can’t imagine making in real life. In the end my family and I made it to a refuge camp. On the second time I choose answers that I wouldn’t normally do and took more risks. I made it to Europe, Italy to be exact. What I got out of this was that real people have to make decisions like these and they can’t control what happens to them and that is scary.

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I went by sea to turkey and the engine stoped working half way to Turkey. I got rescued by the a Greece commercial ship and taken to Greece

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I went to Turkey and got on a boat the rest of the way, the boat stopped working and the Sailors phone is low battery he can only call one person I call a the coast guard and he doesn’t show up someone finds me and brings me and my family to a refugee home where me and my family stay.

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No I only have $6,000 left. I don't make also. Third time I made it