https://padlet.com/2008272/ddwzt3qnqioa Made with creativity en-us 2018-09-05 13:00:49 UTC 2025-01-31 20:40:09 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Planets.png 2008272 https://padlet.com/2008272/ddwzt3qnqioa/wish/277952627 Dear Christof,

You ruined my life. You could have fooled any one else without curiosity, curiosity for wanting to find out what was behind all the abnormal hints in my fake life. The only good thing about you are your errors, ones which I can actually thank you for, which not only acted as a map to find my real identity, but allowed me to find someone I really love and that can guide me through my new life: Sylvia. 

Christof, what you have done to me is irreversible. The only possible remedy is to be honest answering these questions I have for you:

1 year ago, you told me that you knew me better than I did. You must feel like my father. Why did you try to fool me in front of millions of people? Why would you ever do something like that to your son?

You said you were trying to protect me by keeping me in that fake world, and that it would have been better for me to stay inside. Would you have liked to live in that world yourself? Even after realising it was all fake?

Sylvia keeps reassuring me that I am a human, because curiosity is what brought me to know more, about the cast behind the elevator, the policeman I had never seen knowing my name, and me always seeing the same patterns of people passing in front of me. It is natural for humans to feel better by knowing more because we feel as if we have no other purpose. How could you expect me to not be suspicious, and to be permanently left in the dark about the wall you put me behind? 

Is there anything else I need to know, anything at all? If the world I am living in right now is also fake, and is just a new episode of your stupid show, I hope to go to sleep and never wake up again.

I wish I could forget about what you did to me. I wish I could forgive you, but I can't. Not today,

I hope you have a horrible morning, and in case I don't see you, bad afternoon bad evening and bad night!

Truman Burbank ;)]]> 2018-09-05 13:15:43 UTC https://padlet.com/2008272/ddwzt3qnqioa/wish/277952627 2008272 https://padlet.com/2008272/ddwzt3qnqioa/wish/286318238 This comic that I personally drew narrates the story of a proud young man making a fire. This fire was accidentally made with his mothers bank checks, which were worth a lot of money. Unfortunately the son had no idea the worth of the papers that he used. If he had known, he wouldn't have burnt the checks and made a mess. This part of the story shows how knowing more information is beneficial.

Later in the story, the angry mother tries to teach her son a lesson. She decides to burn his Ps4. This part of the comic answers the essential question "To what extent are we responsible to act upon our understanding". The mother felt as if she was responsible to act upon her son burning millions in checks. By taking something of his, she knew that he would feel the same as she did. I believe that one is responsible to act upon his/her understanding only if they accept the consequences led by their actions.]]> 2018-09-27 02:16:24 UTC https://padlet.com/2008272/ddwzt3qnqioa/wish/286318238 2008272 https://padlet.com/2008272/ddwzt3qnqioa/wish/286318995 Link--> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AAjGHVi4so&feature=youtu.be]]> 2018-09-27 02:19:56 UTC https://padlet.com/2008272/ddwzt3qnqioa/wish/286318995