(Sorta like one of those Choose your Adventure books. You'll understand later on)

You are a Male Newborn Fawn. You were born in a deer herd, led by a harsh and cruel leader, and you are very lucky to be male. In the herd, most females are killed at birth, except for a few which give birth to the fawns. The leader is so cruel that the does are to be kept inside dens made from creatures long ago- and literally stay there their whole life. They are not allowed to come out, and buck will give them wet mosses and lichens to eat and drink. When they come to take away their newborn females, they even tell them a horrible lie- that they will be trained to be guards protecting the herd. Of course, the males are to do this.

The males are taken from their mothers after they are weaned to train to be strong warriors. Many times the leader will think that a buck is too weak and will have him executed.

The reason the leader is so strict is that for many years the herd has been at war with another herd. The leader made these rules, promising that after the war was over they would be peaceful and every deer will have many rights. But the leader had gotten so caught up with these new rules that he had completely forgotten his promise. And now, the herd was stuck under this sorrowful tradition.

You watch as your brother attempts to walk. He stands up straight for a second, his legs twitching and wobbling, and falls down. You snicker at him. "Hey, I still can walk better then you! All you do is just sit there." He spits.

What do you do?

[A] Say, "Yeah, I suppose you're right."
[B] Say, "I bet I can walk better than you if I tried!"
[C] Say, "I can do better than walk! I bet I could tackle you and win, like a true warrior!"
[D] Say nothing and ignore your brother.

[C] ....I think I remember a book sorta like this, that I read quiet a long time ago. (:

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You attempt to walk. You start with your hind legs, then your front legs. They wobble a lot, but they eventually get straighter. Still a bit wobbly, you slowly walk step by step. Then, sneering, you look at your brother. He is somewhat shocked, but then he retorts, "You can walk! But are you too scared to attack me?"

What do you do?

[A] Attempt to tackle him.
[B] Say, "I don't feel like attacking you."
[C] Ignore him and continue to walk.
[D] Sit down and ignore him.