Wilhelm sat next to his mother, Inger, as they watched the news on TV. The reporter was talking about the recent arrests made in the illegal wildlife trade case.
"Mom, do you think they'll catch the kingpin?" Wilhelm asked, turning to his mother.
Inger sighed. "I don't know, Wilhelm. They've only arrested a few of the participants so far. But I believe they'll eventually catch the leader. It might take some time, but justice will be served."
Wilhelm nodded, feeling a mix of hope and frustration. He wanted to see the kingpin brought to justice, but he knew that it wouldn't be an easy task.
"I just don't understand why people would do such terrible things to innocent animals," Wilhelm said, shaking his head.
Inger put a comforting arm around her son. "I know, Wilhelm. It's hard to understand why some people can be so cruel. But we have to keep fighting for what we believe in and hope that one day, things will change."
Wilhelm smiled at his mother's words. He felt grateful to have such a supportive and caring mother.
"I'll never give up, Mom. I'll keep fighting for the animals and for justice," Wilhelm said with determination.
Inger smiled back at her son. "I know you will, Wilhelm. And I'll be right here supporting you every step of the way."