"The campers will be looking to you," Ms. Martin continues. "You will be the ones to set an example for them of how to act, how to meet challenges, how to cooperate with each other."
The dark-haired girl in front of you sits up straight—you can't see her face, but you can tell just by her posture that she's hanging on Ms. Martin's every word. Not everyone is, though. You can see one kid poking surreptitiously at their phone, probably hoping that nobody saw them texting; and a tall boy with a swimmer's broad shoulders and skin already golden-tan from the sun is stretched out nearly full length, eyes closed, his Camp Cedarcrest baseball cap backward on his head.
What about you?