Imagine you are Aunt Pegg. After one week of looking after the children, you write a letter to their parents

backyard, tidying the entire house and teaching them how to cook tasteless, crumbling cakes. I have also kept a very strong diet for them so they don’t lose their appetite. I have kept a special whistle in which on the first day I blew a whistle to order them downstairs to a breakfast of delicious and chewy, sugarless oat cereal. I have bought this for them because it is very good for the health of the children whether they like it or not. I have also been forcing them to eat all of it otherwise they are punished by more house work and chores to do. I am daily pressurizing them to do daily tasks non-stop like little robots. Now I have made them noiseless and reserved to each other no matter what the consequences are. I have started their educational events. I have set them myself hard and mind-blowing arithmetic mental sums in which they had to complete in tremendous speeds. I also taught them how to read moral tales from the 19th century. They are also learning to be hard workers because of the farm work in which they mostly they have to identify weeds. If they didn’t learn the names of the different they would not be allowed to enter the house. The language in which they had to name them were in Latin. When they attempted to break the bars and go free in town, I had already planned my ways to catch them with my whistle. After I blew the whistle I screamed “Stop Thief,” therefore the people of the public then ran towards them. When we got home I constantly explained to the children the philosophy and morals and sent them to their bed with a punishment of only a slice of bread with cheese and a juicy lettuce leaf, even though your children hated lettuce. Your children were extremely lazy, naughty children who needed to learn the way of life with strong discipline. In the upcoming week I will be sending them to school, after they come from school I will give them a strong diet and a nice loaf with some vegetables and some mayonnaise, soon I will also teach them how to wash the dishes and how to serve guests and visitors. In the farm I will teach them to how to milk the cow and get the eggs of the hens. They will also learn how to greet and meet people with honor. With Regards, Aunt Pegg