The story of Atalanta

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The story of Atalanta By Elizabeth, Sum Yi and Annabelle Characters: Elizabeth- Narrator Annabelle- Annabelle Sum Yi- Artemis Elizabeth- Atalanta Sum Yi- Father Annabelle- Mother Sum Yi- Apple people Annabelle- stranger Annabelle- other staff Sum Yi- Stuart Annabelle- other Apple people Sum Yi- Ariano Elizabeth- Elizabeth Sum Yi- Sum Yi Introduction: Stage Setup: Narrator stands on the side, speakers stand in the middle. Narrator: Annabelle came here to find a girl to talk about her life for her lifestyle report in the 6th grade news team. Annabelle: Why is there only boys in this Apple office? I wish there were girls that I could interview. (sigh but keeps walking around) Artemis: (suddenly appears out of nowhere) Well, what do you think about Atalanta? She’s just down the corner. (points to the place where the desk would be) She works here. Narrator: Other mythological characters are appearing to normal modern-day people to tell them their story in a modern way. (Quickly sets up Scene 1 while Annabelle and Artemis are talking) Stage Setup: One desk and two chairs are placed where Artemis just pointed to, speakers stand in the middle. Annabelle: Woah! You aren’t the Apple boss! Who are you and who on earth is Atalanta? You both don’t work here! Artemis: Woah! Little kid. I’m Artemis, the ‘boss’ around here so mind your manners! Atalanta is the girl you’re looking for. By the way, if you are misbehaving and acting like that again, I’ll throw you out and slam the door in your face! Annabelle: (Gets embarrassed and quiets down) Sorry...? Artemis: Now follow me to get to Atalanta. Scene 1: Stage Setup: A desk full of books and a computer are placed where Artemis pointed to. Atalanta sits in one chair and Annabelle an... ... middle of paper ... ...th: (coming in with Sum Yi) There you are! we’ve been looking for you. Sum Yi: (seeing confused face) Hi, who are you looking for? Annabelle: Some people named Artemis and Atalanta. (repeat 6 x) Sum Yi: Their mysterious appearances has happened before. They must have popcorned out and told the twisted version of the real story. Elizabeth: The real story… Annabelle and Sum Yi: THERE’S NO TIME FOR THIS! Elizabeth: Awww… Fine you guys could read the book about it yourself. ( leaves but suddenly rushes back in) by the way, its called Greek Myth. THE END MLA bibliography: Rearick, John. Greek Myths. New York: Scholastic Inc., 1997. -. Atalanta. 2000-2004. Greek-mythology. April 30, 2014. Gibson, Mia. Atalanta. March 3, 1997. April 30, 2014.

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