Story of Stuff Comic By John
Texto del Guión Gráfico
- There was a very nice and wise man always nice to the earth. Everyday he went outside and explore his neighbourhood. His neighbourhood is very quiet and everyday there was almost no one around, but today he saw someone...
- Hey buddy, don't throw trash on the ground!!!
- Why sir? Is it bad?
- The wise man left his neighbourhood since he hasn't left it in a long time and when he was walking, he stumbled upon a person throwing the trash.
- WAIT!! Throw the bottle in the recycling bin, because that is where it belongs.
- Is someone talking to me?
- When the wise man was walking, he saw a factory nearby. He was furious because he never knew there were all sorts of people working here. He even saw children working in the factory too!!
- This is the worst one yet, why are you guys working in here?
- We have no where to work, so we must work here .
- BEFORE
- I understand now sir, I promise I won't litter or do anything bad to the earth ever again.
- BEFORE
- Organizing the trash is the key to save the earth. Many people don't know but recycling actually helps the earth. If we threw out too much unorganized trash, it will release dioxin to the air which will hurt us and it will hurt the planet.
- The sad thing is that some items can't be recycled, but people created organizations to stop this.
- BEFORE
- Factories are extremely bad for the earth and very bad for you guys too. Did you know, you guys aren't the only ones effecting by this? Many more people and kids are working in factories.
- Thank you so much for the job.
- AFTER
- The wise man explained to the kid why throwing trash on the ground is bad.
- You see, you're destroying the earth by trashing it. If we keep doing this we will all die. Trashing has all sorts of negative effects, animals will die, forest fires, etc. It is best if we don't litter.
- AFTER
- The wise man explained to the teenager why organizing the trash is good for the planet.
- AFTER
- The wise man invited the factory workers to work at his place.
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