Father Reassures His Son In Wake Of Paris Attacks Saying ‘They Might Have Guns, But We Have Flowers’: Watch Video

In the wake of the Paris attacks, here is a heart-warming conversation between a father and his young son which may restore your faith in humanity. In an interview conducted by Canal+ TV show Le Petit Journal, a reporter is seen asking a young boy whether he understands why extremists killed people in Paris on Friday. The boy’s father responds to his son in that moment, answering his need right then for comfort and the right level of honesty.

'They Might Have Guns, But We Have Flowers

The boy, Brandon, who was visiting the memorial site outside the Bataclan Theatre with his father, responds without hesitation, “Yes, because they’re really, really mean. Bad guys are not very nice.” And we have to be really careful because we have to change house.” At that moment his father, Angel, enters into a moving conversation about the attacks, reassuring his son that they would not move away from Paris because “France is our home”.

Watch The Video Here:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/12000869/Paris-attacks-Father-and-sons-moving-conversation-in-wake-of-terror.html

Here is the conversation that follows:

Boy: “Yes, because they’re really really mean. Bad guys are not very nice. And we have to be really careful because we will have to change houses.

Father: “Oh don’t worry… We don’t need to change houses. France is our home.”

Boy: “But there’s bad guys daddy…”

Father: “Yes, but there are bad guys everywhere. “

Boy: “They have guns, they can shoot us because they’re really really mean daddy.”

Father: “It’s OK, they might have guns but we have flowers.”

Boy: “But flowers don’t do anything, they’re for, they’re for…”

Father: “Of course they do, look, everyone is putting flowers down. It’s to fight against the guns.”

Boy: “It’s to protect? And the candles too?”

Father: “It’s to remember the people who have gone.”

Boy: “The flowers and the candles are here to protect us.”

Father: “Yes.”

Reporter: “Do you feel better now?”

Boy: “Yes, I feel better.”

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