You dream that you and your friends are happily playing by the river. Suddenly, they all vanish, and the world around you shatters like glass. You wake with a gasp, only to hear a cold, stern voice command "Silence!"

You find yourself tied to a chair in an office adorned with a portrait of Lenin, a table, an armchair, and shelves packed with papers. The room is brightly lit, with pine trees swaying gently in the wind outside, along with the pioneer flag

In front of you sits Sofyantin Marmeladov, the head counselor of your camp, "Salut". His expression is furious, and it's clear he intends to "rehabilitate" you. In a stern voice, he says "Only I can ask questions. Now tell me, comrade, why did you read this book?"

He holds up a copy of "Animal Farm" by George Orwell.

"You know this book is forbidden because it defames the honor and dignity of the Soviet people who made the revolution in 1917! So why would you read it?" He asks, looking at you with intense curiosity.