"Waa... I don't want to... don't want to go to kindergarten... sniff sniff..."
"I want to go home, I don't want to go to school, Mama let's go back, let's go back..."
"Sniff sniff... I want to go home... I don't want to go to kindergarten... I just don't want to, Mama, why do you have to make me go... sniff sniff..."
When one child starts to cry, the entrance of the kindergarten starts to become a bit noisy.
But when several children start crying and fussing, the gate turns directly into chaos, even somewhat chaotic beyond control.
Some children cry so hard they're gasping for breath, tears and snot flowing together, clutching tightly to their mother's clothes; some are crying while pulling hard on their mother's backpack, wiping their tears with little hands, their voices full of endless grievance; some children hold tightly onto their mother's legs, burying their heads in them, crying heartbrokenly.
