the child is in the power of adults, it has no control, the child want's to have some control over his destiny yet the adults refuse to acknowledge this, the child is disturbed in this world where it is scared all the time, it takes one step forwards and then two steps back, it's nervous and confused, it seeks escape from this pain, it feels violated and humiliated and at the mercy of the power brokers, the ones that inhabit it's world.
the adults say face the fear, they insist they are safe, but the boy feels unsafe, he screams and cries, the boy wants out...
the adults have the power, the boy has none, all he wants is control, the only way he can take it is by exiting,
the adults confront the problem head on, the boy runs away and returns later, he is subdued and ready to engage. he deals with the issue very well, the adults have held an impromptu intervention. they embark on a game called 'wish' the game is excellent, it's challenging and affirming, everyone plays and interacts, but old captain mission gets mixed messages and projections, yet he likes this game. others get breakthroughs and realisations, the boy gets some good ones and seems calmer now, the process is working, the wish is being granted. the adults here did really well, they took a big chance and it paid off, the boy smiles, he seems content and happy. he is brave. he has a little more control now.