IES JUAN ANTONIO FERNANDEZ - GRONG VIDEREGAENDE SKOLE

Narrator- While a young boy was grazing his cattle he cried out from over a hill

Boy- Help! Here comes the wolf! Please, here comes the wolf! Farmers, help me!

(He puts his hand to his mouth to shout)

Narrator- People left their work, and promptly assist him

To find out it is just a trick

Peasant-  (She leaves her tools down and runs away. When they got to where Pedro stood, they get angry)

Narrator- Pedro calls them again and the farmers are afraid something wrong has happened.

Boy- Please, here comes the Wolf! Help!

            (Shouting and giggling)

Peasant- (They leave everything again and run away. When they get to him they are even angrier)

Narrator – But now the wolf really comes!

Wolf- (As she enters, she howls with heavy tread)

Peasant- Please help me! It will eat my sheep!

Presenter - Well, well I just was strolling about when I started thinking about something in my mind for ages. So, tell me who has never happened  to have been so flattered by some friend, relative, known or even unknown person and was only bad intentioned?

Hey! So today I am here to reproach you, because I know, and better than everybody else, you are so proud. Yes, yes, what you hear! Anyway, so that this won´t happen to you, I’ll tell you a story called ‘The Vixen and the Raven’. I guess you know what it’s about but it is better that you yourselves watch it though.

Enters the Vixen dressed up according to her name and looks at the Raven up on a tree.

Vixen - Oh my God! But look. It’s Mr Raven! I’ve been hoping to know you for such a long time. And see your eyes, so black and so bright that leaves the contrast of the new full HD televisions in the shade. And what about your beak! Now I realize it is pinky-coloured, similar to smoked salmon.  How about your feathers! Softer than Angelina Jollie and Nicole Kidman’s legs at the same time! And what can I say about that length and strength, which reach the ground (Sigh) I could never see such legs. And I’m so sure that your voice, your voice, your amazing voice challenges Pavarotti’s himself.