The Drowning at Parrot Cove

The Immigrant on the North Sentinelese Island describe the drowning at Parrot Cove as the equivalent to The Boston Tea Party. The Immigrants and Sentinelese had enough of Chief Mark Grey's rule over the Island. After the events of the Waterborne Disease Outbreak, the Farmers Only Act, and the Coral Punishment the cizestn gather together outside the Chief's house and demand chance.

Propaganda posters parody Chief Grey's "*Aage*" poster become more prominent as the Chief become more deaf to the pleads for change. The word "*Ruin*" was put in place of the word "*Aage*". The Sentinelese fear the two definitions of Ruin, "the physical destruction or disintegration of something or the state of disintegrating or being destroyed" and the "reduce (a building or place) to a state of decay, collapse, or disintegration" (Dictionary)

In recent events Chief Grey had ignore any advice from the Tribal Council, advisors, or the people. As the Chief wrote in his biography "The need to take matters into our hands had never become more important than the dreaded waterborne disease outbreak. It is the Chief's main duty to do what is best for his people in the time of crisis. Even if that means vetoing other advisors or political opinions" (Grey 75). The Parampara Party had been wondering if divine, unlimited power should be weld by one man. Other question arose among the Parampara Party, philosophers, and the people. The talk of rebelling was a daily discussion on Twitter pages, talk shows, podcast, YouTube videos, etc.

Since the Chief's new stricter law on *Entertainment in Crisis* movies, comedies, and tv shows were banned to air during times of crisis. "These entertainment formats are a distraction to the people and prevent work from being completed" wrote Chief Grey in the Farmer Only Act "Only when the Island comes out of crisis can these entertainment be restored to the public's homes" (Grey 69). TV shows, comedies, and movies were the glue that brought Sentinelese and Immigrants together. Since the banning of those entertainments tensions began to rise between the two groups.

In the end the groups decided to ban to get to fix their common problem of a chief becoming a tyrant with no insight, or no thought for other people's lives. The mob march to the Chief Grey's house and demanded the Chief listen to the people. The Chief denied the request soon the guards outside the house were ascending on the mob. The mob had the clear numbers advance on the guards and broke through the doors. The mob controvert the Chief and asked again if he would listen to their plead for change. Chief Grey refuses and the mob grabs the Chief. The mob forms at Parrot Cove where the mob ask the Chief one more time if he will listen to change, and the Chief's response was no. The mob began throwing the imported goods that the Chief had brought them into the water. Along with the imported good that brought the imported goods. The skies were filled banners waying in the brezzes.

Chief Mark Grey of the Sentinelese died on 2 March 2018. Leaving behind three children, a divided island, and the little boy who just wanted to discovery the world.

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