fractured fairy tale, part II

Then they crept back into the walls and watched through the peepholes. Of course, the powder worked, and soon the pigs were out of the walls and roaming the corridors, stripping the walls bare of anything with value. Then they were in the queen’s chamber, and they stole everything. Jewelry, clothes, everything that was in her room they stole. They stuffed everything they stole into their bag that never grew full. (They stole that from a giant in Alaska.) Then they went back to the dining room and robbed the sleeping queen of everything she had, her crown, her jewelry, even her purse. Then they went up to the guests and stole all of their stuff too.

 

When they thought they were in the clear, disaster struck! Three guards started walking down the hallway, and when they saw the pigs, they set the alarm off to trap the pigs. Then with pure ninja skill, with back flips and somersaults, with kicks and punches, soon all of the guards were tied up and the pigs were escaping the building. The pigs barely made it out of the building before the police arrived. They still weren’t done. The hard part was done but they still had to frame the wolf brothers.

 

They crept through the back alleys, trying to get to their jet without getting caught. They avoided any people or animals that they saw. Soon they were back in the plane. They were flying to their private plane tarmac in eastern Kentucky. They were about to frame the wolves’ for one of the biggest crimes in the world.

 

They landed on the tarmac at six o’ clock in the morning, and took a limo to the wolves’ houses. Just like the three little pigs, the wolves’ houses were all near each other. The pigs snuck into each house, one at a time. First, they went to the eldest brother’s house and left a little present on the table. They left a sword and a shield. Also, they set up a small video camera in the uppermost corner of the room to watch what the wolf did.

In the youngest wolfs house, they left a larger amount of items. They left silver goblets, a gold mirror, and some silver forks, spoons, and knives. Then they set up another camera in the corner of the room.

They saw the wolf brothers rounding the corner on the hill, and knew they had to hurry. They scurried into the middle brothers house, and dropped off two valuable paintings. They were in too much of a hurry to put the video camera in the corner of the room. The three pigs barely closed the door and were around the corner before the first wolf opened the door of his house and walked in.

 

            Later, as the pigs were home with a blanket and a cup of hot chocolate for the each of them, they watched what the wolves would do with their new prizes. The pigs snickered as they watched the wolves examine the artifacts, enjoying the looks of confusion on their faces. The oldest and the youngest brothers, being as uneducated as they were, immediately called the police and said there were strange objects in their house. The police decided they were some drunks that decided to have a little fun, so they started to drive over to arrest the wolves for thievery.

 

            The middle wolf, unseen by the camera that the pigs didn’t have time to install, knew these were famous paintings and knew that something bad was happening. He threw the paintings into the fire, and decided to take a walk and think about what had happened that day.

 

            While that wolf took his long walk through the woods, the police came along and took his brothers and the artifacts. The wolves went to court and suffered a sentenced of four years in prison. They also relieved the two wolves of the queen’s artifacts and gave them back to her.

 

            When the wolf got back from his long walk, he was shocked and dismayed to find out that his brothers had gone to Alcatraz and wouldn’t be back for another four years. He tried many ways to get them out of jail legally, but it was impossible. Then he knew he wanted to get revenge at the people (or animals) that had done this to him and his brothers, and he knew exactly who did it. Who had been enemies with the wolves for a long time? Who wanted them out of their way? The pigs of course, and the wolf sought revenge.

to be continued...

Comments

[Tracy]

This is crazy great, I can't wait to read how it ends!

[raina]

Having had male children myself...I can honestly say that only a male child mind would come up with something like that :) Awesome.