turn this into a 1-2 minute audio that I can submit to my teacher. Make it grade 10 level and in words: Narrative Assignment

Question

Title: The Last Train Home
The story opens with Mario excitedly waiting for his train. By the way, it’s a stormy evening, and he is with his old grandma, Ms. Biggerstaff (who noone wants to be with) There are two other people there as well; Dracula (his first cousin) who is very uninterested in their conversation and bored, and Moronica (a friend) who is taking pictures of everything. (By the way they are all tourists in Europe). The all don’t really like Ms. Biggerstaff

Mario, Dracula, and Moronica all don’t really like Ms. Biggerstaff who is elderly and slow. They are all in their teens and go to the same high school. None of them really like each other that much either but they have no choice as they are stuck together for much of this trip.
The lights flicker and go out, putting the station into complete darkness. Everybody is panicking and Dracula and Moronica start are holding hands while Ms. Biggerstaff and Mario hold hands. Mario. (Leads to a moment of vulnerability and unity)

The storm lightens up a bit after quite some time and the atmosphere has changed a bit. Mario, Moronica, and Dracula all realize that they were hugging MS. Biggerstaff and laugh. Ms. Biggerstaff laughs too.
They all start talking and Ms. Biggerstaff shares scary stories of when she was younger and had to take the train all by herself. Everyone is listening and Dracula isn’t even on his phone.
The storm subsides, and trains slowly begin to resume their service. As they prepare to leave, each one of them express gratitude for the unexpected bond formed. Dracula suddenly is not phone and listening to everyone, Ms. Biggerstaff is having the time of her life telling stories, Mario is actually listening to them, and Moronica is also listening and appreciating her friends.

The storm severely intensifies and news comes that they have stopped running. Tension rises amongst everybody
The are all squished together and are forced to be with each other until the storm ends. (basically)
Everyone is concerned that they are not going to make it in time and maybe even miss their flight to America.

Answer 1

[Audio begins]

Narrative Assignment: The Last Train Home

[Soft sound of rain and thunder in the background]

On a stormy evening in Europe, Mario stood at the train station, excitement bubbling inside him. Next to him was his elderly grandmother, Ms. Biggerstaff, who wasn’t exactly the life of the party. In fact, he and his teenage friends—Dracula, his uninterested cousin, and Moronica, the ever-curious photographer—weren’t too keen on her company.

[Sound of train whistle]

All three of them were stuck together for this trip, and honestly, they didn’t really like each other, either. Just then, the lights flickered and went out, plunging the station into darkness. Panic swept through the group. Dracula and Moronica instinctively grabbed each other's hands out of fear, while Mario quickly reached for his grandma’s hand.

[Sound of heartbeats in the background]

In that moment of vulnerability, they found a strange sense of unity. As the storm raged on outside, the atmosphere slowly shifted. When the lights flickered back on, they realized they were still hugging Ms. Biggerstaff. Laughter erupted, breaking the tension that had settled between them.

[Light laughter sound]

They began talking, and to Mario’s surprise, Ms. Biggerstaff shared ghostly tales from her youth—stories of taking trains alone during wild storms. The whole group was captivated, even Dracula, who had dropped his phone for once.

As the storm began to ease and trains resumed their service, an unexpected bond formed between them. They expressed gratitude for this moment, a feeling of camaraderie in the midst of chaos. Mario listened, truly engaging with his grandma’s stories. Moronica, with her camera paused, appreciated the moment with her friends, while Dracula, the perpetually bored cousin, finally smiled.

[Sound of thunder fading]

But just as they were ready to leave, the storm intensified again. Panic returned when they learned that train services had stopped once more. They were cramped together, concern growing that they might miss their flight home to America.

[Sound of a ticking clock]

In that uncertain moment, forced into each other’s company, perhaps they would find not only their way home but also greater understanding and connection with one another.

[Background fades away]

[End of audio]