25th CENTURY (58)

The sky was the dark from the morning.

'It will rain'.

The children had not seen rain, didn’t went out from the cave, stopped by the entrance. If it rained it would be a good opportunity to grab them outside. In the afternoon began to drizzle, the children heard the sound and looked at him. Alexander smiled went to the entrance, the children followed and stood around him. Wait for a while to see and feel the smell of the wet soil and then went into the rain. He applauded, laughing; open his mouth and ostentatiously drinking water. The children looked at him with interest, as the rain getting stronger he jumped more and more.

- <Tsotso>, said he 14 mimicking the sound of rain. After came and stood carefully beside him. Alexander lied down in the ground and the boy came to his arms, slushy they laugh. One by one the children came and made a mess!

A lightning light the sky and children looked at it surprised. Alexander clapping smiling stood up and began to wash out. The children tried to emulate, he noticed that none had shivering. He went to the entrance followed by them, led them to the fire and began to dance around, and as they mimicked heard the lightings. Alexander took a torch and sat at the entrance, to each lightning he laughed and moved the torch. The children look with interest these two fires.



Alexander knew that in Oneiroupolis saw them, but with time remembers it rarer. So sometimes surprised by the memory of the camera, look up there, above the entrance of the cave and showed his hands in greeting, a move copied by children.

Every morning he nourished the plants; the children observed and learn to cultivation. Alexander took the food needed for the day, and children learned to eat a little and only when truly hungry. Learned they turn and waited patiently for what would get, but Alexander did not prevent their initiatives on what they did out of sequence.