Immediately a story came to mind -- what would happen to a little boy who wasn't appreciating his parents (in this case, his mother)? How could we present him a fun adventure that resulted in his mother having to do what parents can do, which is, sacrifice everything for him? And do it in a way that's not too scary or too traumatic.
You can run, but you may not be able to hide. Not just from Big Brother, but from Big Business, writes Katherine Albrecht in her book Spychips, a detailed analysis of how Radio Frequency Identification technology -- RFID for short -- threatens to erode the last vestiges of our privacy.
Immediately a story came to mind -- what would happen to a little boy who wasn't appreciating his parents (in this case, his mother)? How could we present him a fun adventure that resulted in his mother having to do what parents can do, which is, sacrifice everything for him? And do it in a way that's not too scary or too traumatic. 
