Anyone who has been involved in a new introduction, whether it be at work, a social

setting or a budding relationship, is likely familiar with icebreakers. Some of these types of games can be silly and feel awkward at surface

level, but one in particular can go as deep as participants are willing to venture. 21

questions is a classic and can be superficial or profound, work

friendly or spicy. Questions can be simple like where is your dream vacation,

others can probe further.

For example, what are five words to describe you?

For those brave enough, questions can get really deep

and can enter the realm of personal philosophies, spiritual beliefs, personal strife, or triumph.

One of the most contemplative, however, is, what are you willing to die for?

Depending on who you ask, the answer will vary.

My children, my country, my bodily autonomy,

equality, our planet, universal peace.

The list continues.

However, for millions throughout history,

the answer to that question came down

to one thing that was valued above all else,

the thing that was violently taken from them

for which they fought for until the very end.

They didn't need to be asked

because they showed their answer. They were willing to

die for freedom. Welcome to National Park After Dark. after dark. I'm excited for this episode because you've kind of hinted at me what it's about and told me a little bit about it and I think this is going to be I've never I don't know anything about this which also makes me excited to hear it.

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