Kid Nation 4

The first thing I have seen in this video is status. Each person has their own status depending on what they believe; some people are Christians and some are Jews. The council is trying to get everyone together to have one service, and every single one of the kids disagree. However, Morgan is trying to get some people at a bonfire to have a prayer and show everyone that different religions can come together in ways. Yes, I understand that each child might have his or her beliefs, but during the bonfire many people realized that they have gone so far in building this town that they can't have it all fall apart.

Another thing I have seen in this episode of Kid Nation is ascribed status and obligation. The showdown is what assigns each district their jobs by giving the first place upper class, second place merchants, and so on. Of course, everyone wants to be the upper class, so everyone is going to try their hardest. No one wants to be the laborers, though. No matter what, someone has to do the dirty work, but people have to try their very best so they won't have to be the ones to clean toilets.

One of the last things I have seen in this video is role. The whole point of creating the districts was to make sure everyone did their jobs properly. Taylor is the main problem because she isn't playing her role correctly and many of the other people from other districts are having to step up and help out. The gold star is another important part of role. Some people are working extra hard for the reward. They aren't only playing their part in the community, but they are doing extra.