Colors & Shapes for Children to Learn...

Once upon a time, in the land of imagination, there was a company programmed to “learn how to learn” for children. It said in its advertisement that it could help babies learn different shapes and colors with interactive features. Baby Shapes & Colors shop sold lots of copies worldwide and started to sell out in countries with the most babies in the world. Within some months, very few family households didn’t have these educational toys. Little Bruno Blanchard had just turned 8 years old when he started to ask his parents about the shapes and colors that were shown on his little toy: “Mummy, can we open it?” he kept asking and asking until they gave up and allowed him to touch it. Something weird happened when he pressed one of its buttons: A strange shape with teeth appeared, morphed into a badly painted portrait of Hitler waving his hand as if he was saying hello to someone, which seemed like an old photograph at first sight but not really realistic because it looked like it had been done by a computer instead of taken from an old camera. Nazi soldier uniformed soldiers appeared on its screens and began shooting each other while screaming... (to be continued)