It was a sunny day, and Neela was happily walking in the forest in Baltimore by herself.

Two men walked up to her. They were from the state, apparently. Both of them had demanded to use her house and have her do their bidding.

They threw her on the ground and said: "You're not allowed here! I thought we told you to finish the dishes. GO HOME!"

The ingenuous Neela was confused, and she asked the men why they were treating her like this. The men simply replied, "We're the government, and we can tell you what to do! The states have more power than the nation, you know." Neela believed this and went back home

Neela: "I've got to do something about these demagogues! They've been bossing me around for years with diatribe, something's wrong." She did some research on her computer.

Neela: "Federalism? Individual Rights? I never knew there were such things in America?!" Where can I find out more about this?

Neela: "Hmm. It says here in federalism that the national government is very strong! Maybe they can help me depose the statesmen ... they're not that far anyways..."

Neela delved a bit more into the Principles of Government. She found an article over Individual Rights, the idea that people had individual freedoms to be independent. That meant Neela had been unjustly abused by the government themselves! Everything was pellucid now!