Climb a Lonely Hill

Two young children had lost their uncle last Friday in a desert. When the car broke together and the youngest girl, Sue, broke her legs, Jack and Sue felt hopeless. The oldest brother, Jack, had the whole responsibility now; he had to take care to find food and drink. He tried to find some water behind the large hills his uncle, Bert, had told him about, before he died. Jack looked and looked after water, he climbed the hills in hope that he’ll find a water-hole. Jack said during the interview that the sun was very strong and that it was almost impossible to move in the desert. Jack said among other things also that he felt that his uncle, Bert, had lied and he was so glad that his uncle was dead now. Because there wasn't a water-hole behind the hills. Jack hated his uncle at that moment.

To having hurled a stone behind a cliff, Jack could now listen that the stone fell on some water. He was relieved by the sound of water. He went a little farther down in order to see if there really was some water. Jack couldn't believe his own eyes. He jumped down the water-hole and swam.