Wonderful Things and People: A Christmas Present
Storyboard Description
2D05 Ching Lau
Storyboard Text
- Exposition
- NEW YORK CITY ENORMOUS PARTY STORE
- What's that? I never seen it before....
- Major conflict
- Donate toys to homeless kidsCome in to our store and donate toys and books to the Department of Homeless Services. Let the children know that a mysterious person is giving them a persent, like a secret santa!
- Rising action
- Imagine I bought the whole store! That would be awesome!
- It was a cold Christmas Eve, Connie saw a party store in New York City, she then saw a notice outside the store. She got curious and walked swiftly to the store's window.
- Climax
- Woahhh... Umm I think you can't because the store's restrictions.
- Connie was so overwhelmed, she had an opportunity that she can make people have joy on Christmas Day. She went into the store and she thought something massive!
- Falling action
- Toys, school supplies, and stuffed animals lined up the shelves. She delved and peered nearsightedly at the shelves. All the toys, school supplies, and stuffed animals blew Connie's mind.
- Resolution
- She asked the store's owner that she wanted to buy the whole store's things and donate to the children that are in need, the cashier was hesitated and told that she couldn't buy the whole store's things.
- Do I have the possibilities to buy the entire store's stuff and donate to the Department of Homeless Services?
- After negotiating and persuading with the owner she was able to buy the store in its entirety. Connie was fascinated and ventured that she could buy the whole store for children are in need and make children smile during Christmas.
- Thank you so much! I want an opportunity to make children happy and spend their Christmas with joy!
- Thank you for your kindness!!!!!!
- She bagged it all up and donated it to the Department of Homeless Services, ensuring that every child, no matter what their situation may be, They would have something to open and have a memorable time on Christmas morning.
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