Children's imagination seems to have no limits ... well, imagination, or the ability to imitate stories or events that they watch on TV, or in video games, or that listen to their parents. We do not know what motivated the escape plan of these two children, but the story is quite surprising, almost as if we were talking about the series Prison break, on a small scale, starring two children who, with their plastic shovels, managed to escape from the nursery.
It happened in Russia, where two five-year-old children (there talk about kindergarten until the moment they start school) managed one day to carry out the plan they had apparently devised days ago. As soon as they had a chance, they would take advantage of the loose land under a fence, their toy shovels, and flee To go buy a Jaguar! Yes, yes, as you are reading. The complete plan was to escape from school to go buy a Jaguar. And because they didn't have money, they don't get it.
That day I played excursion, a walk around the nursery with all the children in the class and they, in a mistake, separated from the group to stay in the yard while the others left. As soon as they had a chance they escaped below the fence, taking advantage of the hole created with the blades, and walked towards the dealer. They had been walking more than a kilometer and a half when a woman who was driving, when she saw them, stopped to ask them.
The plan did not seem to be very defined at that point, in case someone asked them, because they were not able to lie. They told him they had run away from the nursery and they were going to a dealership to buy a Jaguar, but they had no money. The woman, I suppose that hallucinating with the story, got them in her car and took them to the police station (we don't know if to look for the parents, those responsible for the nursery or to have them open and file ...).
In total, they estimate that the children were out of the nursery, alone, for half an hour. Although the police have considered the case of extreme gravity, because two children escaped from a field trip to which everyone should have participated, the parents have decided not to file any complaint against kindergarten (that each draw their own conclusions).
Mine? That the children are tremendous and that it would be great to know what the complete plan was. Once they bought the Jaguar, What happened next? Of the parents, I prefer not to comment, but to see where the children got this story.
