Here continues the story of three sisters Mary, Ally and Sarah.
So, Mary continued, “Not all love stories have a happy ending.
There is always an antagonist in the story, which we did not encounter in our
last bedtime story. Let’s meet him this time, sisters.”
After a year, Mickey and Minnie were blessed with one cute little
daughter named Micmin. Her name was formed by the combination of the first three letters of their names. One day while having dinner, Mickey told Minnie about his one and only best friend, Pete. Mickey described Pete as a short, handsome guy. Pete was really close to Mickey and was planning on visiting them. When he arrived, Mickey introduced Pete
to Minnie and since Minnie was very beautiful, Pete kept staring at her and
said to himself, “Wow, Mickey has got a beautiful wife. She has gorgeous eyes and
perfect figure.” After spending a great week with Mickey and Minnie, Pete was so impressed with Minnie that he wanted to make her his own wife.
Ally interrupted, “What an evil friend!”
Yes, Pete was not a good friend, but an evil personality who
wanted to get his best friend’s wife without considering that Minnie was his
friend’s life. Pete wanted to confess his love to Minnie, but he could not find
a right time to express it. Luckily for Pete, Mickey was out for work and Minnie
was home alone. She was in the kitchen making scrambled eggs for breakfast for
Pete and herself. While sitting at the breakfast table, Pete started the
conversation about his personal life.
He said, “I want to marry someone just
like you, Minnie.”
Minnie just took that as a compliment and said, “Yes, you will definitely find someone even better than me.”
Suddenly, Pete shouted “NO, I ONLY WANT YOU YOU YOU AND JUST YOU” while slamming his hands on the table. At that moment, Minnie did not know where to go or even what to do because she could no longer stay there with that crazy man.
Then, Pete followed Minnie into the room and while holding her, he said, “Let’s marry and I can promise you I will keep you even more happy than Mickey.”
Minnie said, “What are you talking about? I love Mickey and cannot think of anyone else except for him.” After listening to all this Pete picked her up on his shoulder and took her away. After a couple of hours Mickey came home and looked for Minnie, but he could not find her. Then he anxiously yelled “Pete, Pete” and then he heard Micmin's cry and he ran into the bedroom. After a few minutes, Mickey tried to calm himself down and called Minnie and Pete, but they did not answer. At the end, Mickey was never able to find Minnie even though he looked for her for a very long time.
Minnie just took that as a compliment and said, “Yes, you will definitely find someone even better than me.”
Suddenly, Pete shouted “NO, I ONLY WANT YOU YOU YOU AND JUST YOU” while slamming his hands on the table. At that moment, Minnie did not know where to go or even what to do because she could no longer stay there with that crazy man.
Then, Pete followed Minnie into the room and while holding her, he said, “Let’s marry and I can promise you I will keep you even more happy than Mickey.”
Minnie said, “What are you talking about? I love Mickey and cannot think of anyone else except for him.” After listening to all this Pete picked her up on his shoulder and took her away. After a couple of hours Mickey came home and looked for Minnie, but he could not find her. Then he anxiously yelled “Pete, Pete” and then he heard Micmin's cry and he ran into the bedroom. After a few minutes, Mickey tried to calm himself down and called Minnie and Pete, but they did not answer. At the end, Mickey was never able to find Minnie even though he looked for her for a very long time.
Mary said, “Here the story ends, where Mickey stayed alone with
his daughter and was never able to find Minnie."
Ally was very disappointed with Mary’s bedtime story and she said, “Mary, next time come up with a better story. This
is going to be a horrible night for me.”
Then, Mary said, “Ally, it was just a story. Don’t be sad.”
Minnie and Pete by Source: Flickr |
Author's Note: For
this storytelling, I used bedtime story style again because I wanted to
continue on with the same concept story of three sisters: Mary, Ally and Sarah. Like in a previous bedtime story, Mickey played as Rama and Minnie as Sita. As
compared to the original Ramayana, there was an antagonist named Ravana, who was played by Pete, in the retold story. I decided to make Pete Mickey's friend at first and then later reveal Pete's real and evil personality. The reason for that was to give a story little twist where an actual identity of a character is hidden, which was different from the Ramayana. My retold story continues on after a
year. Mickey and Minnie had one cute little daughter. In the
Ramayana, Sita and Rama had two sons. They grew up with Sita in the forest,
where Sita was sent by Rama because he was not willing to accept Sita pure. Unlike the Ramayana, to show Mickey and Minnie's love and strong bond, I decided to give Mickey and Minnie a baby before being kidnapped. However, Pete kidnaps Minnie and Mickey was never able to find her even though he looked for her for a very long time. Finally,
I made the ending different from the original story. In the original story,
Earth takes Sita while in my storytelling Pete takes her. The entire setting was
different compared to the Ramayana and my story. The entire story took place in
a modern house, rather than in a forest place.
Bibliography: "Public
Domain Edition of the Ramayana" by Public Domain Edition. Website: Image library for MLLL-4993, Epics of Ancient India
(Jessica Wylie)Ah! What a sad story! It has great potential to be something even more heartbreaking if you do decide to continue on the journey with Minnie and Mickey (very cute idea, I couldn’t help but imagine the cartoon characters, ha-ha). I just wish that it wasn’t ended so abruptly, because without the description I wouldn’t have known what happened. Overall, you did a wonderful job. Keep up the great work! :)
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Carmen and I am from the other class. This is the first story I have read from the Indian Epics class, so I am very curious to read it.
ReplyDeleteI noticed your profile has a theme to it. I think it’s cool that you chose a theme for your stories even though you chose a portfolio instead of a storybook.
This story got really intense when Pete starts shouting at Minnie. You set this moment up well, and since you warned the reader that it is a sad story I am worried about what will happen next.
Aww, poor Mickey, he was never able to find Mickey again. I do like that Ally tells Mary to come up with a better bedtime story next time. It’s a cute ending, especially after the sad ending with Minnie and Mickey. I think you did a good job with this story.
Hi Aysha,
ReplyDeleteI wanted to start with that I think your theme for your portfolio is adorable. This story is a bit sad. I feel bad for Minnie and the fact that the ending is super sad too. I wasn't expecting Mickey to never find Minnie ever. My favorite thing about the story is that it is told as a bed time story. It adds a child-like feeling to it. It's especially cute when Ally tells Mary that it is going to be a horrible night for her because of how sad the story was. It made me giggle a bit and then just like Ally, I thought it's just a story. I skimmed the next story and realized it is completely opposite this one. It's way happier. Either way, I had fun reading both and appreciate all of the hard work you put into creating these stories. You did a wonderful job! Thank you for sharing.
Hey Aysha!
ReplyDeleteMy first impression of your portfolio was absolutely cute! You set your portfolio up so well. It definitely has that cute little "Minnie" feel to it! Well done! I find it really awesome that you are carrying on a theme of the same characters acting as the same characters but having different stories that various different things happen to them! That is definitely very creative and unique, especially for a portfolio. I really like that you are doing that! I think it sets a path for more original portfolio's in the future! I really respect all of your dialogue. You do not really describe the personalities of the different characters but with all of your dialogue it is not necessary because we get a great idea of the personalities from the dialogue. Love your work and looking forward to getting to read your final product of your portfolio! Thank you for sharing!