Lets play a interective story. In this story my name is jack, i'm a tall white man, with long black hair, green eyes, muscular build. I live in a world where society where wealth is massively concentrated, there is a smal percentage of people that are liv

As Jack, you navigate your way through the bustling streets of the wealthy city, the contrast between the vibrant life inside the walls and the destitution just outside gnaws at your conscience. Though you have a comfortable life, the reality of the suffering nearby weighs heavily on your heart. One fateful day, while you’re walking back from your job at a tech firm—where you’re well-paid but morally ambiguous—you decide to take a different route home. Curiosity and a sense of duty push you to explore the outskirts, where the wall is less imposing and the cries of the needy become more audible. As you approach the boundary between the two worlds, you see a group of children huddled together, their clothes tattered and faces gaunt. One of them catches your eye—a girl no older than ten, with dirt-smudged cheeks and hollow eyes. She clutches a faded teddy bear, a relic of a happier time. Your heart aches at the sight. In that moment, you face a choice. You can: 1. **Approach the children and see if there's anything you can do to help them.** 2. **Turn back and get home, deciding it’s not your responsibility to intervene.** 3. **Try to find a way to speak to someone influential in the wealthy district about the plight of the people outside the walls.** What will you do?