Space Jam Summary

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The narrative of my chosen story, Space Jam, is about looney toon characters who must face off against a bunch of aliens. The only things is that the aliens are doing this so they can have the looney toons as an attraction at their lame theme park so it was serious match. The aliens soon are seen taking the abilities of nba all stars so they could win but this is clearly cheating. The looney toons see that they were going to lose so they recruited the best man for the job Michael Jordan. Then the big day came where the looney tunes took on the aliens. The looney tunes had a slow start but soon they had an amazing comeback and shot a buzzer beater and won. This story has to morals one is to never give up and the other is cheaters always lose.

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