The key answer of exercise 5

Scenario 1

Problem: Callum, a talented cellist who has won a place at a prestigious music academy, is experiencing boredom with playing the cello. He is torn between his desire to try something new, like playing rugby with his friends, and the fear of disappointing his mother, who has invested significant time and money into his musical education. Conflicting desires and feelings of confusion leave Callum unsure of what to do next.

Scenario 2

Problem: Amber loves playing tennis but doesn't have her own racket, so she relies on borrowing her friend Daisy's racket. However, Daisy's parents are unhappy about others using their daughter's belongings and have threatened not to buy her a new racket if it gets lost or damaged. Unfortunately, Amber leaves the borrowed racket on the bus, and despite her efforts to locate it, it remains missing. Amber feels upset, guilty, and unsure of how to proceed, as she doesn't know how to address the situation with Daisy and her parents.