SKITS FOR PUBLIC PERFORMANCE
May 2008
Hansel and Gretel were much loved by their family and lived in a nice home with lots of doggy toys to play with.
One day, Gretel was reading a book. Suddenly she thought, "Is that spaghetti sauce on this page? I'll just lick it and see. Delicious!"
Soon she had munched the whole page. Hansel said, "Oh, Gretel! You shouldn't have done that!"
When Gretel's mom saw what she had done to her favorite book, she was very angry and scolded Gretel. "Well," thought Gretel, "I do not deserve to be scolded!" She decided to run away from home -- just for a short while to teach her mom a lesson. (Sydney: Carries "hobo suitcase")
Hansel knew that his sister Gretel tended to get herself into trouble and decided to go along to watch over her. He began dropping cookies along the way so they could find their way back . . . and have something to eat on the way.
Soon, they came to a stream. Luckily, there were stepping stones so they could cross over the water without getting wet.
She walked right up to the person who fed her a piece of bacon. Then he put a rope around her neck, took her into the cabin, and tied her to a table!!! Afterwhich, he went outside to chop wood. Gretel was very depressed! Suddenly, they came to a clearing. There was a cabin with a person sitting out front by a campfire cooking bacon. Gretel's mouth watered! "I so deserve to have bacon," she thought. (Sydney: "lick your lips") Meanwhile, Hansel had hidden behind a tree and watched. (Jy: "Get behind - peek")
As soon as the person's back was turned, Hansel crawled unseen to the cabin and leaped through the open window.
He immediately pulled the rope off Gretel. Gretel was very pleased to see her brother!!
She leaped over Hansel and jumped out the window.
They both ran home as fast as they could . . . The moral of our story is, "We ought never to change our situation in life, without duly considering the consequences of such a change." ~~ Aesop
Unfortunately, Hansel didn't notice that Gretel was following behind eating all the cookies.
Hansel carefully placed each cookie. (Jyah hugging Sydney) . . . and lived happily ever after.
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