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    The document describes a short story about the city of Omelas, known for its great happiness and prosperity. However, it is revealed that this prosperity depends on the constant suffering of a single child, who is locked away alone in a basement. While the citizens of Omelas know about the child's existence and condition, they accept it as the price for their own well-being. Some young people who visit the child cannot accept this situation and decide to abandon Omelas, heading towards an unknown place in search of an alternative way of life.

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    The document describes a short story about the city of Omelas, known for its great happiness and prosperity. However, it is revealed that this prosperity depends on the constant suffering of a single child, who is locked away alone in a basement. While the citizens of Omelas know about the child's existence and condition, they accept it as the price for their own well-being. Some young people who visit the child cannot accept this situation and decide to abandon Omelas, heading towards an unknown place in search of an alternative way of life.

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    The document describes a short story about the city of Omelas, known for its great happiness and prosperity. However, it is revealed that this prosperity depends on the constant suffering of a single child, who is locked away alone in a basement. While the citizens of Omelas know about the child's existence and condition, they accept it as the price for their own well-being. Some young people who visit the child cannot accept this situation and decide to abandon Omelas, heading towards an unknown place in search of an alternative way of life.

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    The document describes a short story about the city of Omelas, known for its great happiness and prosperity. However, it is revealed that this prosperity depends on the constant suffering of a single child, who is locked away alone in a basement. While the citizens of Omelas know about the child's existence and condition, they accept it as the price for their own well-being. Some young people who visit the child cannot accept this situation and decide to abandon Omelas, heading towards an unknown place in search of an alternative way of life.

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    Los que abandonan Omelas (Úrsula LeGuin. Adaptación)

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    Instrucciones (2): Después de leer el texto subraya la respuesta que consideres


    una buena opción para ti.

    1. Si fueras un habitante que ha decidido abandonar Omelas, ¿cómo te imaginas


    el lugar a donde vas a dirigirte?

    a) Una región del mundo con una forma de vida en la que tu propio bienestar no se
    construya del dolor ajeno.

    b) Un lugar maravilloso en donde es válido hacer como si el olvido borrara de la


    mente al niño que sufre y disfrutar al máximo cada experiencia sin culpas.

    c) Un lugar incierto en donde sea posible hacerte cargo de problemas reales junto
    con otras personas y buscar posibles soluciones.

    d) Un espacio en donde puedas lamentarte día a día de la desgracia de la humani-


    dad y las escasas posibilidades de un cambio social.

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