All the Invisible Children: Tanza

It's so weird that while we go to school and use our laptops everyday, there are children still in their childhood, but are forced to act like adults and have to put behind their fears to kill people they don't know. But as we reach the end of his story, when we stop the bomb and also when he removed the block from the wall, revealing a slingshot and a white cloth, you realize that though he's a soldier he's still a kid and misses the joy of playing and a life with fewer worries, one where he can just act like a kid.