Etica y valores

Martín de Jesús Hernández Cruz.
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Ética y valores

El estudiante.

En la película del estudiante el personaje que tuvo un mayor impacto en mi fue el de Chano porque demostró ser una de las pocas personas que conservan valores los cuales se han ido perdiendo.
Aparte de eso me pareció súper bien que sus compañeros le hayan ayudado y viceversa. Son pocas las personas que sin conocerte del todo tehecha la mano, ese fue uno de los detalles que mas me gustaron de esta cinta y sobre todo de el. Después de haber visto esta película me he decidido a copiar el carácter de Chano pues aparte de ser buena onda, ayudarle a sus amigos, también fue perseverante y se auto supero, eso me lo demostró desde el principio cuando decide entrar a estudiar a pesar de las malas opiniones, graserías y cosasasí. También me parecía muy padre de su parte el como amaba a su esposa, una de las cosas que ya casi no se ve y también una de las cosas que me gustaría vivir.

Lo escogí para que fuera mi ejemplo a seguir porque la verdad un día me gustaría llegar a ser como, una de las pocas personas que conservan valores. Es ese el motivo por el cual lo admiro.

How The Buffalo Came To Be
A long time ago theCheyenne people were always searching for food. The chief called everyone together and said “we are always tired and hungry because we spend so much time looking for food. We must find a better supply of food for everyone.”
The chief sent out a hunting party to find new food, but for several days the hunters found nothing. They camped near a stream that gushed from the hillside and ran down into alarge cave. While their leader was deciding what they should do next, some of the hunters played a game of ring and javelin.
During the game, two strangers walked into the camp – one from the north and the other from the south. When they saw each other they were surprised because although they’d never met before, their clothes were almost the same. The two men talked together as they watched thegame.
After the game the leader of the hunting party said he had decided they should explore the large cave that the stream ran into at the bottom of the hill. “It may be dangerous“ he said, “but you are all brave hunters. Who will go on this journey?” None of the hunters volunteered. Then the two strangers stepped forward and offered to go. The leader accepted and wished them luck.
The strangerspulled their cloaks around them and then climbed down the hillside, splashing through the stream. When they reached the entrance to the cave, they jumped together through the falling water and into the darkness beyond. It was so dark they had to stand very still until their eyes adjusted and they could see shapes in the dim light. They moved around slowly and found what looked like a door in thewall of the cave.
One of the men knocked, and after a minute or so the door opened and an old woman came out. “What do you want, brave ones?” she asked. “We are searching for new food for our people. There is never enough food for everyone all the time.”
“Are you hungry now?” asked the old woman. “Oh yes, kind grandmother, we are very hungry” said the men. The old woman invited them inside her homeand took them over to a window in the rock wall. “Look out there!” she pointed. The men saw a wide plain with herds of buffalo grazing, and they couldn’t believe it was real.
The old woman went to her cooking pot and brought them each a bowl of buffalo meat. It was tender and tasty and the men kept eating – and magically the bowls stayed full.
“You should take these bowls back to the people ofyour village,” said the old woman. “Tell them I will soon send them live buffalo as well.” “Thank you, thank you, kind grandmother,” said the men.
They carefully wrapped the bowls in their cloaks and climbed back up the hillside through the stream. The hunters were waiting for them at the top. When they smelled the food they crowded round excitedly. “What’s that in the bowls? It smells so good”...