Heist
Storyboard Description
A group of evil ninjas are going to steal money from a safe to give to their evil ninja empire........ Lets see what happens.
Texte du Storyboard
- are you ready to hit the house tonight
- hell yeah,! I hear his safe has hella Guap!
- Im not going but here are some safe cracking tools
- oh, hi jim
- sounds good jim
- sorry i'm late, but when y'all finish the job you can hide out at my place.
- lets get out of here and see you tomorrow night
- good luck noobs
- shhh! lets get this loot
- shut up! I think the safe is up here
- ouch! I stubbed my toe!
- shh! hes sleeping
- zzzzzzzzzz
- The ninjas are meeting up the day before the crime. They have been planning to rob a house for a while now.
- wow it's big!
- everyone here is voluntary in their actions. Even though stickman is not going he knows about the crime and also provided the ninjas with the tools. Jim is the hide out guy for when the ninjas do the crime. Jim and stickman are accessories, Stickman is before the crime and Jim is after the crime.
- we're going to be rich!!!
- everyone here has criminal intent even though only two are going to commit the crime.
- the ninja's show specific intent, the are also acting, both are voluntary in their actions, both are being "concurrence"
- jims waiting for us lets hurry
- jim open up
- hurry up let us in!
- let us in jim we have the money
- good job ninjas
- committing the act
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- act committed
- getting away
- hiding out with jim. They show all the elements of crime from actus reas, mens rea to concurrence and criminal intent .
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