Scenario:What percent of people support improving roads?
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What percent of people support improving roads?
Emily Carter
female. She is a local resident and community organizer in a small town. She is determined,passionate,and resourceful. Emily leads a campaign to improve the town's infrastructure,particularly the roads. She faces opposition from the mayor and other officials but gains support from local businesses and residents. Her efforts lead to a successful rally and eventual improvements to the town's infrastructure.
Mark Thompson
male. He is a local business owner and Emily's friend. He is supportive,pragmatic,and loyal. Mark owns a diner in town and provides Emily with resources for her campaign. He helps organize events like the rally and supports Emily through challenges with the mayor.
Mayor John Wilson
male. He is the mayor of the small town where Emily lives. He is stubborn,bureaucratic,and resistant to change. Mayor Wilson initially opposes Emily's efforts to improve infrastructure but eventually relents under public pressure.
I was sitting in my living room when I realized that something had to be done about the state of my town.
The infrastructure was just not there and the roads were really bad.
Every time it rained I had to drive extra slow to make it through and it was just annoying.
Something had to be done.
I decided that I was going to make a change and started doing some research about how I could go about doing that.
I was going to start a petition and take it around town to different businesses to see if I could get as many signatures as possible.
I was hoping that if I got enough signatures then the town would have to take notice and do something about it.
I was not planning on being the only signature on that petition.
I knew that there had to be other people out there who were just as frustrated as I was with the state of my town.
The next day I went around town to different businesses and started my petition.
I was going to leave the petition at each business so that way people could sign it when they came in.
