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Dr. Seuss's The Zax

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Dr. Seuss’s The Zax video is a perfect example of the consequence that can happen when an issue is not resolved. North Zax and South Zax are two determined forces that did not give way to one another and for that reason; they stood at war for years. The world continued to evolve around them and no one cared about their troubles. They stubbornly stood their ground, and sadly life had passed them by. This is a very realistic scenario. This all could have been avoided with certain strategies. The most important step in a disagreement is for both parties to calm down. Then each person should take their turn in explaining their thoughts and feelings behind their reasoning. Afterwards, both individuals can group the ideas they have in common, and

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