W: Mike, I've decided to take you to Safari World today. Are you up for it?
M: Safari World? Oh, Mom, that'd be great. I love animals.
W: What's the first thing we get to see?
M: The Panda.
W: Fantastic. Pandas are so relaxing to look at. They're cute.
M: And then we get to see the lions and tigers.
W: Oh, lions, king of the jungle.
M: Look at that lazy lion over there, sleeping. We should come at feeding time.
W: They feed the lions at night. They don't like to eat in front of people. They're shy.
M: Now we go past some giraffes, some crocodiles, and tropical birds, then we get to the souvenir shop.
W: The crocodile is one of the oldest animals on earth. I've had its meat before. Tastes like chicken.
M: Mom, I'd like to see some pretty birds and peacocks over there.
W: OK. Let's go over there.

M: I really admire my friend Kate. She's strong, she's brave, and she doesn't hold back. I wish that I could be like her because she travels and she tries all kinds of new things.
W: My hero is my friend Abby. She's very kind, she's very brave and she always does everything she can to help other people. Every week she goes and brings food to people who don't have any food and are hungry.
M: And I really admire my mom because she's very brave, very persistent, and is strong. She moved to a different country, she's learning a different language, and that's not easy.
W: Well, my grandmother is also my hero. She is 86 years old. She's very brave and intelligent. She came to America first and invited all of us to come from Korea. She teaches English to children in her apartment, and she got her driver's license when she was 70 and she's still driving. She's very young at heart.