(My story on how the statue got there)
Many years ago, long before civilization was
established men, women and children decided
that fighting was bad and that no-one should
fight because of the risks that fighting possess.
This was decision was made around the Iron
age. One extremely strong band of men decided
to show their respect to this decision by molding
a gun. You may be thinking, doesn’t a gun
symbolise fighting so how is this showing respect
to the decision. But the men recognised this
and they did something special with the gun they
tied a knot to the end of the statue gun showing
that it would never fire again. And we still have
this statue to this day.
established men, women and children decided
that fighting was bad and that no-one should
fight because of the risks that fighting possess.
This was decision was made around the Iron
age. One extremely strong band of men decided
to show their respect to this decision by molding
a gun. You may be thinking, doesn’t a gun
symbolise fighting so how is this showing respect
to the decision. But the men recognised this
and they did something special with the gun they
tied a knot to the end of the statue gun showing
that it would never fire again. And we still have
this statue to this day.
Hi Elizabeth,
ReplyDeleteYou are very right, about this gun symbolising fighting yet peace. I never thought of it that way,
Sophie: https://kidblog.org/class/room-19-2018/posts/dsw1lp3kkmrvhf5cvmf1pz1sz