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James and Robin - A Tale of Bravery


             There lived two young boys - James and Robin. They lived in a wild forest in a big treehouse with their pet, Charlie.



                                                                                                                        
 One day, they decided to travel to the city play park. Three of them travelled in their large tractor and reached the city play park. James and Robin along with Charlie played for hours and hours. Much time passed...

             Many people were present there. From all the people, one of them was a witch who had entered the park in the form of a small boy. 
Actually, the plan of the witch was to kill everyone and drink their blood (feast for witch).
 
             The witch appeared in her real form. Everyone were scared when the witch appeared. People started running helter skelter. They ran hither and thither. 

            But what about James and Robin? No, instead of running away, they bravely stood before the witch and faced it.

            James went and fought with the witch. He used his powerful punches against the witch. While fighting, the witch's magic stick flew because of the punch of James. It came to Robin. 

(Actually, that magic stick will come to the right person. And that right and the correct person was Robin.)

             Robin, with the power of the stick, gave a fullstop to that evil wicked witch. 

            Then suddenly, the stick vanished in a thin air.

(When the right person uses the stick, it will vanish, restoring peace in the humankind.)

        Everyone thanked James and Robin for saving their lives.

         Their pet, Charlie waved its tail happily.
           
         Everyone enjoyed in the park.

Moral: 
We should always be brave in all consequences and help others and save their lives.

~By Shanmukha

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