Covid 19 mental wellness
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- Time is 30 seconds
- First scene will be about introducing the character, the characters name is Jake. Jake is going to walk out his room and down and talking about what is Covid-19. Then Jake explains briefly on what is Covid-19, he talks about the virus affection, how many cases there is in the world and how people are reacting about the situation.
- Time is 30 seconds
- Now Jake talks about how to act throughout this out break of Covid-19. He gives us ideas on how to get treatments if we got depression or anxiety , he tells us you should see a therapist online. he also tel us that setting up goals to do will make us have fun! Even through a boring lockdown experience.
- Time is 30 seconds
- Now he explains how you should go out for a walk to refresh yourself and get some clean fresh air, it helps get posotive energy Then he meets his friend, Lucas. Jake and his friend Lucas now talk to the audience about how important it is to exercise our bodies through out the Covid-19 outbreak. Then Jake and Lucas go out for a small walk through the city to energize their bodies.
- Jake and Lucas are walking down the main road of the city as one of them starts a conversation about how other people feel about Covid-19 Then Jake says: How do others feel when one of their closest friends or family members get Covid-19? They explain that most people who caught covid are going to survive if their immunity is high, but if its low, they are most likely to survive, only 3.4% of people have died from covid globally! That means 97.6% of the world have survived from covid!
- Time is 30 seconds
- Time is 30 seconds
- Lucas then says to Jake: Thank god the world is recovering from Covid-19! Jake then replies, we all hated the virus, and were all glad its going to become less dangerous and probably disappear in a few years, Lucas Then went to his house because his his mom has called him.
- Time is 30 seconds.
- Then as Jake comes to his room and goes up his bed and says: Hope you have learned about Covid-19!
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