How Does Little Jane Throw The Barrel Of Monkeys Away?

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One morning little Jane was upset with her family because they were too muddled always admonishing each other.Little Jane goes for a little walk to clear her head. She was walking down the road until a spurious man walked up to her and gave her one barrel of monkeys. The man said “ when your family is too cumbersome just take the monkeys out of the barrel and say I relinquish my family too you monkeys.” Little Jane takes the barrel of monkeys and says “ok” then she skips away back to her home. When little Jane got home she was in a dilemma. “ Should I listen to the old man or should I just throw the barrel of monkeys away?” She asks herself. Little Jane finally makes her decision and that was too open the barrel of monkeys to admonish her

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