The battle for king. (By Brylea Byrd & Verona Shatri)
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For Mrs. Wojeck
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- Exposition/Intro
- Hah! Of course the humans want to celebrate me!
- Hello Poseidon! Have you heard of the great parade?
- Falling Action
- WHAT?! How dare they! I should be king of the gods!
- Oh.. you didn't know? The parade is for Zeus, as he is king of the gods.
- Rising action
- ZEUS! We shall battle for your spot as king! You don't deserve it!
- Stupid!
- Ok, I shall battle you. Hera doesn't want any humans to be hurt though, so we shall not hurt any.
- Aeolus, the wind god, tells Poseidon about a parade the humans are throwing. Poseidon assumes this parade is for him, and is glad.
- Climax
- What the...
- Aeolus informs Poseidon that the parade is for Zeus, not him. This makes Poseidon incredibly frustrated, and he feels he should be king of the gods.
- Falling Action
- YOU IGNORANT FOOL! You are disqualified immediatly!
- So Dense!
- Out of anger (and jealousy) Poseidon challenges Zeus to a battle. Zeus is very confident in his ability, so he accepts. The only rule of the battle is to not hurt any humans
- Conclusion
- Anytime you see a heavy storm by the coast, Poseidon's hurricane, or spinning water cyclone, might just be around the corner. Some advice, try not to get so mad you create a hurricane.
- Poseidon creates a hurricane, and Zeus thinks he is about to win the battle. Little do either of them know what Poseidon's creation is going to do to humans...
- HAH! You see? I am stronger!
- The judges disqualify Poseidon, as his new creation killed Several humans. This meant that Zeus remained king. Poseidon regrets what he did, but is still angry.
- Zeus remains king, but Poseidon decides that during some storms, he will create a hurricane. This is a reminder to the gods that he was very powerful.
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