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Discussion Plan: Running from, Running to
- When you run away, do your problems run with you?
- Is it possible to run away without leaving home?
- Is hiding from someone a kind of ‘running away’?
- If people know where you are going, are you still running away?
- Do we ever have a duty to run away?
- If you are running away from something, are you always running to something else?
- If you are running to something, are you always running away from something else?
- If you see a friend or child and run toward them, are you running from anything?
- Can you think of some circumstances when running away would be a sensible thing to do? (if so, what might they be?)
- Can you think of some circumstances when running away would be a brave thing to do? (if so, when might that be?)
- Can you think of some circumstances when running away would be the wrong thing to do?
- Can someone else decide for you that you should run away, or is it only something you can decide for yourself? Why? Why not?