Characters:
Narrator
Hare
Tortoise
Fox
SCRIPT:
Narrator: One day a hare was making fun at the tortoise.
Hare: Ha, ha, ha! Your feet are so small and you walk so slow that you take too long to get to a place.
Tortoise: You may be as faster as the wind, but I will beat you in a race.
Hare: That is simply impossible. Ha, ha, ha! But, I agree, let`s have a race.
Tortoise: Very well then. The fox will choose the way and will wait for us at the winning post.
Fox: Very good! I will be waiting for both of you. Let`s see who wins!
Narrator: On the day of the race the two started the race together.
Fox: 1, 2, 3, Go!
Tortoise: I will not stop walking. I will keep walking slow but at a steady pace straight to the end of the finish line.
Hare: Oh well. That tortoise walks so slow that I have time to take a nap. zzzzzzzzzz
Narrator: When the hare woke up.
Hare: Oh I fell asleep. I have to run as fast as I can. I think I wasted some time.
Narrator: Then he saw the Tortoise had reached the winning post.
Hare: How did you do it? This is impossible!
Tortoise: While you slept, I kept walking. I may seem slow, but I am constant and patient, so I won the race.
Hare: You`re right Tortoise, Being fast doesn`t mean that you will win. I learned my lesson!
The End
By: Aesop`s Fable
Adapted by K I D S I N C O
Moral Value: Perseverance. Patience.
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December 10th, 2008 at 4:15 am
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