Microfiction: The Chicken, Cow, and Spider
Hint Fiction of The Chicken, Cow, and Spider
"Hey Cow, you're in danger," said Spider.
"Hey Chicken, you're in danger," said Cow.
"Hey Spider, you're in danger," said Cow.
"Let's leave," said all.
Two Sentence Story of The Chicken, Cow, and Spider
"Since we're all about to get killed, do you think we should leave the farm?" asked Cow and Chicken.
"Yes," said Spider, as he got his things and headed out.
Bibliography
These two microfictions come from one of my stories that I recently rewrote, based on The Woodpecker, Turtle, and Deer by Ellen C. Babbitt. My story, called, The Chicken, Cow, and Spider, takes a lot of elements from the plot of the first one and extends it. In the original story, each animal is trying to help the other animal escape danger. In these microfictions, I retold that story using quick sentences to describe each animal's feelings. In doing so, it helps add a comedic effect due to the briefness of their statements and the severity of the situation. Link to my retold story.
"Hey Cow, you're in danger," said Spider.
"Hey Chicken, you're in danger," said Cow.
"Hey Spider, you're in danger," said Cow.
"Let's leave," said all.
Two Sentence Story of The Chicken, Cow, and Spider
"Since we're all about to get killed, do you think we should leave the farm?" asked Cow and Chicken.
"Yes," said Spider, as he got his things and headed out.
Bibliography
These two microfictions come from one of my stories that I recently rewrote, based on The Woodpecker, Turtle, and Deer by Ellen C. Babbitt. My story, called, The Chicken, Cow, and Spider, takes a lot of elements from the plot of the first one and extends it. In the original story, each animal is trying to help the other animal escape danger. In these microfictions, I retold that story using quick sentences to describe each animal's feelings. In doing so, it helps add a comedic effect due to the briefness of their statements and the severity of the situation. Link to my retold story.
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