Narrator: Andrea Parra
Raquel: Catalina Botero
Dog: Sofía Moreno
Raquel’s friend: Laura Rodríguez
Admin: Juanes Nocua
Step 9 Blue
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Narrator: 10 years ago, an old lady called Raquel moved with her dog to a building that allowed pets but 5 years later a problem occurred in the building and their policy of accepting pets changed causing people to leave their home since they saw they had no choice.
Admin: Good morning, Mrs. Raquel, I am sorry to inform you that due to administration issues, you will not be able to live in this building with your pet.
Raquel: This can’t be possible. I have been living here for 10 years ago and now I received an email saying that I have to leave my apartment because I have a dog, and pets are no longer allowed in the building, it is not fair. Now where am I going to live?
Dog: So... I can’t live here because I’m a dog? This is unfair WOAF!
Raquel: The only way to stop this new policy is to form a strike and make them realize that it is better that they change it again.
Narrator: Raquel met with the few neighbours that were left and told them her idea. They all agreed and planned when to make the strike.
Raquel’s friend: That’s a great idea. It's unfair that after many years living here, the policy of the building changed and that we have to leave with our pets.
Admin: What’s going on, why is everyone yelling?
Raquel: We want the new policy of pets to be changed. You can’t do this, you are kicking us off of our property.
Raquel’s friend: Raquel is right, it’s unfair, we and our pets have the same rights to live here. When we bought our apartment, it didn’t say that we couldn’t have our pets with us and because of that, most of the people bought their apartments here because we could have our pets here. Why are you doing this?
Admin: We changed the policy because we had an inconvenience with a labrador dog and we don’t want to allow ourselves to have another problem of this type.
Raquel: Well, I think that the only way to make things never happen again is by handling them and learning from mistakes.
Dog: Exactly, more than 6 families that live here have pets and now for this policy they have nowhere to live, I demand Raquel to speak to the owner of the building.
