Beginning:
Moon: Insect, I need you to deliver a message to Men for me. Tell them that just as I die and still live, so will they also die and continue to live.
Middle:
Hare: Wait, Insect! Let me take that message instead. I am a faster runner and can deliver it more quickly.
End:
Moon: Hare, this is not the message I gave you! You have distorted my words and caused fear among Men. *strikes Hare on the nose with a piece of wood*
Hare: Ahh! My nose! I'm sorry, Moon. I should not have changed your message.
Moon: Your punishment will be a reminder of the consequences of altering the truth. Let this be a lesson for you, and for all who listen to your words.
Create a beginning, middle and end dialogue for the story below
The story goes that the Moon once sent an Insect to deliver a message to Men, saying that just as she dies and still lives, so will they also die and continue to live. However, on his way, the Insect was stopped by a Hare who offered to take the message instead because he was a faster runner. The Hare then delivered a distorted version of the message to Men, saying that they would die and disappear completely. When the Hare returned to the Moon and recounted what he had said, she was furious that he had changed her message and struck him on the nose with a piece of wood. As a result, the Hare's nose was left permanently slit.
1 answer
1 answer