### **Quadrinho 1:** - **Scenario:** A typical classroom, with desks lined up

### **Quadrinho 1:** - **Scenario:** A typical classroom, with desks lined up and a blackboard in the background. The teachersor, Mr. Johnson, is standing in front of the blackboard, that has written "The wave" in large, underlined letters. The environment is bright and welcoming, with students of various ages sitting at their desks, looking curiously at the teacher. - **Dialogue:** The teachersor, with a smile and enthusiasm, dice: "today, we started something new... um movimento chamado 'The wave!'" ### **Comic 2:** - **Scenario:** The same classroom, now focusing on students. A student, sitting in the front row, raise your hand to ask a question. The rest of the students look at the teacher with curious expressions.. - **Dialogue:** The student asks: "O que é 'The wave', Mr. Johnson?" ### **Comic 3:** - **Scenario:** The teachersor está agora com uma expressão mais séria. He has his arms crossed ou apontando para a palavra "The wave" Na lousa. The students observe carefully. - **Dialogue:** The teachersor explica: "It's about unity and discipline. standing together, we are stronger. standing together, somos 'The wave'!" ### **Comic 4:** - **Scenario:** The students began to organize themselves into groups, moving their desks closer to each other. His expressions are of determination, and they are all in sync, as if they had rehearsed. - **Dialogue:** Os alunos diceem em coro: "Strength through unity! Strength through discipline!" ### **Comic 5:** - **Scenario:** The atmosphere in the classroom has changed. Students’ expressions are more rigid and less natural. They keep moving in sync, but with less enthusiasm. A student, with a worried expression, whispers to the colleague next to him. - **Dialogue:** The student whispers: "This is... different." ### **Comic 6:** - **Scenario:** The teachersor, now with a stern expression, observe the students. He has his arms crossed, looking critically at the room. The blackboard in the background still displays the word "The wave." - **Dialogue:** The teacher