Vocabulary
Able to: Capaz de
A trap: Una trampa
Whose: Cuyo
Rambling: Trepador
Darker: Más oscuro
Behind: Detrás
Purpose; Objetivo
Whatsoever: Objetivo
Kidding: Bromear
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Trapped in Technology
The Cloud
Nice to meet you, George!
Nice to meet you, George!
Why are you here, Kate?
Trust no one
Trust no one
Am I in danger?
The Architect
Help!
Come hell or high water
Come hell or high water
Reality is messed up
When we were alive
When we were alive
Who's the enemy?
Manipulation
A mysterious man
A mysterious man
Is it the real Kate?
Manipulation
A "find me here" door
A "find me here" door
Back home
Are we still a team?
Are we still a team?
Déjà vu
CAI-2
CAI-2
The Hive
The Mastermind
The Mastermind
Escape from this place, if you can
Escape from this place, if you can
You should join us
Creating a real experience
Creating a real experience
There’s no plan
The risk's worth it
Too good to be true
A unique chance
A unique chance
The wolf’s den
Always hoping for the best
Always hoping for the best
We need to act fast!
A facade
It's just the beginning
We're better off here
We're better off here
The mind will live forever
It's just the beginning
Two weeks
Two weeks
The Creator
Conclusion
The End
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How do you face the unknown in emergency situations?
Imagine yourself in the middle of a technology-dependent scenario, surrounded by uncertainty and where your only advantage is not being identifiable by the dominant system. This is the fascinating context faced by the characters in our story: Sam, Kate and David. In their struggle to find "The Cloud" and stop this technological nightmare, they each play a crucial role based on their unique abilities. As we explore how they face these challenges, we reflect on strategies that might be valuable to you in times of crisis.
Why is it important to delegate responsibility?
In an emergency situation, delegating tasks not only helps maintain calm, but also maximizes the use of the team's human resources. In our narrative:
- Sam takes charge going forward thanks to his mind being undetected by the server.
- Kate provides directions based on a mental map that seems inexplicably accurate.
- David, though he apparently made a mistake, seeks to retrieve the radio essential to his communication.
Lesson: Learning to rely on the individual strengths of team members can be the key to solving complex problems.
How do you stay calm in critical situations?
When the environment turns dark and every step seems uncertain, calm is an indisputable skill. The story illustrates Sam facing his fears, despite his wish that everything is a dream from which he can wake up. Kate, on the other hand, encourages moving forward with caution.
Tips for staying calm:
- Breathe deeply: It helps relax the nervous system.
- Break big tasks into small ones: Each small victory motivates and provides clarity.
- Open communication: Keep your colleagues informed, as Kate and David do.
How to use improvisation effectively?
The lack of the radio, a crucial tool for communication, put the characters to the test. The ability to salvage the situation rests on the ability to improvise and devise new strategies.
Examples of effective improvisation:
- Kate's mind map: Having an alternative plan even without tangible resources.
- Communication on the fly: Adapting strategies as you move along the way, such as when Kate and David decide to go back to get the radio.
Recommendations: Encourage your creativity through exercises that challenge your ability to problem solve without having all the resources at hand.
Staying calm, delegating effectively and improvising are powerful tools not only in fictional situations but also in our daily lives. This story not only entertains but invites us to reflect on our capabilities and how we can better prepare for the unexpected. So, in the face of any challenge, remember the power of a well-coordinated team and the importance of each individual contribution. Go ahead, keep learning and be prepared to face any dark cloud in your path!
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New vocabulary:
be able to do something
- to have the necessary physical strength, mental power, skill, time, money, or opportunity to do something.
- can do something.
trap
- a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape.
- a dangerous or unpleasant situation which you have got into and from which it is difficult or impossible to escape.
whose
- used to ask which person owns or is responsible for something.
- Sometimes whose refers to a thing, not a person.
rambling
- large and spreading out in many different directions.
- long and confused speech or writing.
dark
- with little or no light.
- evil or threatening.
behind
- at the back (of):
- in the place where someone or something was before.
purpose
- If you do something on purpose, you do it intentionally, not by accident.
- determination or a feeling of having a reason for what you do.
whatsoever
- used after a negative phrase to add emphasis to the idea that is being expressed.
intercept
- to stop and catch something or someone before that thing or person is able to reach a particular place.
- to stop things, people, etc. as they go to a particular place.
kid
- to say something as a joke, often making someone believe something that is not true.
- a child.
Vocabulary:
- Able to: capaz de.
- A trap: una trampa.
- Whose: cuyo.
- Rambling: divagar.
- Darker: más oscuro.
- Behind: atrás.
- Purpose: propósito.
- Whatsoever: objetivo.
- To incertep: interceptar.
- Kidding: bromeando.
able to: capaz de
a trap: una trampa
whose: quien
rambling: temblando
darker: más oscuro
behind: detras
purpose: propósito
whatsoever: en absoluto
to intercept: interceptar
kidding: bromeando
Rambling : Trepadora Darker : Más oscura Behind : Detrás Whatsoever : Lo que Kidding : Bromear
Rambling : Trepadora
Darker : Más oscura
Behind : Detrás
Whatsoever : Lo que
Kidding : Bromear
Oh no, It’s a trap!
Good lecture
nightmare - pesadilla
rambling - divagar
whatsoever - absoluto
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Able to: having the power, skill, means, or opportunity to do something.
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Trap: a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape.
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Whose: used especially in questions when asking about which person owns or is responsible for something.
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Rambling: too long and confusing.
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Darker: with little or no light.
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Behind: at the back of.
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Purpose: have as one’s intention or objective.
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Whatsoever: used after a negative phrase to add emphasis to the idea that is being expressed.
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Intercept: to stop and catch something or someone before that thing or person is able to reach a particular place.
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Kidding: playfully or teasingly deceptive.
surprise, that answer was not expected
Able to: capaz
A trap: una trampa
Whose: de quién.
rambling: divagar
Darker: más oscuro.
Behind: Atrás
Purpose: propósito.
Whatsoever. en absoluto, emphasizes a negative.
To intercept: interceptar, to stop and catch something or someone before that thing or person is able to reach a particular place
kidding: bromear
Able to: Capaz de.
A trap: Es una trampa.
Whose: Cuya.
Rambling: Divagar.
Darker: Más oscuro.
Behind: Detrás.
Purpose: Propósito.
Whatsoever: Lo que.
To intercept: Interceptar.
Kidding: Bromeando.
- Able to: Capaz de
- A trap: Una trampa
- Whose: Cuyo
- Rambling: Trepador
- Darker: Más oscuro
- Behind: Detrás
- Purpose: Objetivo
- Whatsoever: Objetivo
- Kidding: Bromear
Able to = capaz de
A trap = una trompa
Whose = cuyo
Rambling = trepador
Darker = más obscuro
Behind = detrás
Purpose = objetivo
Whatsoever =objetivo
Kidding =bromear
Able to: Capaz de
A trap: Una trampa
Whose: Cuyo
Rambling: Trepador
Darker: Más oscuro
Behind: Detrás
Purpose; Objetivo
Whatsoever: Objetivo
Kidding: Bromear
Able to: Capaz de
A trap: Una trampa
Whose: Cuyo
Rambling: Trepador
Darker: Más oscuro
Behind: Detrás
Purpose; Objetivo
Whatsoever: Objetivo
Kidding: Bromear
Able to: Capaz de
A trap: Una trampa
Whose: Cuyo
Rambling: Trepador
Darker: Más oscuro
Behind: Detrás
Purpose; Objetivo
Whatsoever: Objetivo
Kidding: Bromear
Able to: Capaz de
A trap: Una trampa
Whose: Cuyo
Rambling: Divagando
Darker: Más oscuro
Behind: Detrás
Purpose; Objetivo
Whatsoever: Objetivo
Kidding: Bromear
- Able to: Capaz de
- A trap: Una trampa
- Whose: Cuyo
- Rambling: Trepador
- Darker: Más oscuro
- Behind: Detrás
- Purpose; Objetivo
- Whatsoever: Objetivo
- Kidding: Bromear
Able to: capaz de.
Nightmare: pesadilla.
A trap: una trampa.
whose: cuyo.
Rambling: trepador.
Darker: más oscuro.
Behind: detrás.
Purpose: propósito.
Knew: sabía.
To intercept: interceptar.
Kidding: bromear.
Keep walking down: seguir caminando hacia abajo.
Hide: ocultar.
No way: de ninguna manera.
- ABLE TO: to have the necessary physical strength, mental power, skill, time, money, or opportunity to do something.
. - A TRAP: a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape.
. - WHOSE: used especially in questions when asking about which person owns or is responsible for something.
. - RAMBLING: too long and confused.
. - DARKER: with little or no light.
. - BEHIND: at the back (of).
. - PURPOSE: why you do something or why something exists.
. - WHATSOEVER: used after a negative phrase to add emphasis to the idea that is being expressed.
. - TO INTERCEPT: to stop and catch something or someone before that thing or person is able to reach a particular place.
. - KIDDING: to say something as a joke, often making someone believe something that is not true.
Vocabulary: 📝
- Able to: Es capaz de…
- A trap: Una trampa.
- Whose: Quién.
- Rambling: Divagando.
- Darker: Más oscuro.
- Behind: Detrás de…
- Purpose: Propósito
- Whatsoever Cualquier cosa.
- To intercept: Para interceptar.
- Kidding: Bromas.
able to = capaz de rambling = trepador darker = más oscuro
Able to:
having the power, skill, means, or opportunity to do something.
Trap:
a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape
Whose:
used especially in questions when asking about which person owns or is responsible for something
Rambling:
too long and confused
Darker:
with little or no light
Behind:
at the back (of)
Purpose:
have as one’s intention or objective.
Whatsoever:
used after a negative phrase to add emphasis to the idea that is being expressed
Intercept:
to stop and catch something or someone before that thing or person is able to reach a particular place
Kidding:
playfully or teasingly deceptive.
I think that kate´s voice is colombian
able to = capaz de
rambling = trepador
darker = más oscuro
behind = detrás
porpuse = proposito
whatsoever = lo que
to intercept = interceptar
kidding = bromear
Able to: (adjetive)
having the power, skill, means, or opportunity to do something.
Trap: (Noun)
a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape
Whose: (pronoun, determiner)
used especially in questions when asking about which person owns or is responsible for something
Rambling: (Adjetive)
too long and confused
Darker: (comparative adjective:)
with little or no light
Behind: (preposition, adverb)
at the back (of)
Purpose: (Noun)
have as one’s intention or objective.
Whatsoever: (adverb)
used after a negative phrase to add emphasis to the idea that is being expressed
Intercept: (Verb)
to stop and catch something or someone before that thing or person is able to reach a particular place
Kidding: (Adjetive)
playfully or teasingly deceptive.
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