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Gideon - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The phrase "golden child" refers to someone who is favored or cherished above others. It signifies that an individual is highly valued, often with a sense of perfection and high expectations attached.
  - - - 4 Younger cousin
        
        4 Girls
      - 10 Boys
        
        5 Girls
  - - - Born Siloam Hospital At 7:77 AM
  - - - Comes up with good ideas
        
        Loyal
        
        A Good Time Manager
        
        good at cooking
  - - - 180 cm tall
        
        Fit body mucle but no packs
- - - - name symbolizes strength and courage.
        
        teaches that God chooses the weak to accomplish great things.
        
        obedience to God's commands led to supernatural victories.
- - - - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_H6sMlCOKCGAVFNN7I_I3zmMMtwkdaLMRCpkwZ-PD_o/edit?usp=sharing
      - Plot outlines
        
        introduction
        
        For generations, the sea has been a vital source of life for Indonesian fishermen, who depend on its resources for survival. But as disputes over fishing rights with Australia grow, their way of life is increasingly at risk. This story of Gidion and his community highlights the challenges of balancing tradition, survival, and legal boundaries in the face of growing conflict.
        
        rising actions
        
        In August, Australian authorities arrested 33 Indonesian fishermen, including Gidion, near Augustus Island. They were caught with sea cucumbers, shark fins, and other marine life. Gidion and his crew who had fished these waters for years, were shocked. The villagers were angry, seeing their way of life threatened by the arrest, while Australian officials warned that overfishing was damaging the ocean ecosystem. The tension between survival and conservation grew, putting the fishermen future in jeopardy.
        
        climax
        
        As Gidion and his crew awaited trial in Darwin, the village faced a turning point. The elders decided to adapt, teaching the younger fishermen sustainable practices to protect the sea while still providing for their families. It was a moment of change a realization that they had to balance tradition with responsibility to the ocean. The community’s decision to evolve marked a critical shift in their fight for survival and respect for the environment.
        
        falling action
        
        When Gidion and his crew returned home, the village had already started implementing new fishing rules. The younger fishermen embraced the changes, learning how to fish in ways that protected the ocean’s fragile ecosystem. Gidion, though still troubled by the conflict, saw hope in their willingness to adapt and preserve both their culture and the sea. The village began to rebuild, finding a balance between tradition and sustainability.
        
        resolution
        
        Gidion stood by the sea, looking out at the horizon, a sense of peace settling over him. The village had found a new path, one where fishing was done responsibly to protect the ocean for future generations. "We’ve been fishermen long before there were borders," Gidion thought. "Now, we must protect the ocean, not just for us, but for everyone who comes after." The conflict was far from over, but the community had taken the first step toward a future where they could continue their traditions while respecting the environment.
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