FOR OR AGAINST YOUR PEOPLE (CHAPTER 3)
The next morning, the ship arrived at e harbour of England. Nathaniel got up to look at the scenes and landscape of the new area he is going to live in. He was astonished and overjoyed upon seeing the beautiful country and how they go about their activities. Rev. Wilson took him to one of the best schools to be enrolled in and found a personal teacher for Nathaniel. Just for him to be better in English and Mathematics.
His first day in school was hell for him. He was intimidated and afraid of the people around him. He was a bit antisocial with others due to the fact that he could not speak English. Yet he was not a below average student tho, he was good in some aspects of his academics. Thus, teachers did not suffer much teaching him to his understanding.
His performance in the tests he wrote was above average. He quickly adapted to speaking English and was able to understand it better. Due to his performances in examinations and tests, he was given a certificate to further his education in any aspect of profession he wants to do. He applied for soldier training so that he would one day gain access to his former home when he is sent there.
He went to the training ground only to be disappointed to see how the rookies and amateurs were treated. Fear got hold of his heart, goosebumps began to cascade on his body and had a cold feet. Some of the rookies and amateurs were beaten with sticks and others were told to do a hundred and above push ups. Slaps were moving everywhere like the wind.
On his...
His first day in school was hell for him. He was intimidated and afraid of the people around him. He was a bit antisocial with others due to the fact that he could not speak English. Yet he was not a below average student tho, he was good in some aspects of his academics. Thus, teachers did not suffer much teaching him to his understanding.
His performance in the tests he wrote was above average. He quickly adapted to speaking English and was able to understand it better. Due to his performances in examinations and tests, he was given a certificate to further his education in any aspect of profession he wants to do. He applied for soldier training so that he would one day gain access to his former home when he is sent there.
He went to the training ground only to be disappointed to see how the rookies and amateurs were treated. Fear got hold of his heart, goosebumps began to cascade on his body and had a cold feet. Some of the rookies and amateurs were beaten with sticks and others were told to do a hundred and above push ups. Slaps were moving everywhere like the wind.
On his...