When sidewalk chalk was invented, no one could have foreseen the future it would have on mankind. A scientist developed a new adaptation to sidewalk chalk that would allow the art to come alive. It became the most popular toy in nations all other the world. Children would see the commercials on the television and beg and plead for their parents to get them a set of this revolutionary chalk. Two months after it was invented, the revolution occurred. The creatures that were once pigments of children’s imagination had come to life, taking over nations all over the world. These creatures were ruthless, they wanted war. They were sick of people walking all over them, they wanted change. They started terrorizing cities, drawing more creatures to build up their army. …show more content…
They wanted to live in a world where everyone was taken into consideration, not just the elite and those in power with a primary vendeta of personal gain. All they wanted was the acknowledgement that they existed too, that they mattered too. Under a nation that stands for equality, it is important that everyone, no matter their differences, are recognized and respected. People feared the sidewalk creatures. As a result, all of the nations around the world created new laws to protect the creatures so they could fade away in peace. Once this change was made, the sidewalk creatures went back to their spots on the sidewalk, leaving humanity to reflect on how they should treat one