Her Amazing Narration
Once upon a time there was a girl named Sophie, who had magic powers. She lived in a community where all the people around were witches and wizards. She had twin sisters, she was the first child in her family. When she was going to her school, something horrible happened to her sisters. They were very sick. Neither their mom nor their dad knew what to do with them, so they went to see the doctor.
Later, he told them that they only can be healed by an ancient potion, which its 3 ingredients were scarce. Their parents were very preoccupied because the twins were getting worse. At night, Sophie decided that was better if she went to look for them alone. She took a book where all the ingredients were explained and also said where to find them and started her adventure.
When her parents found out, it was too late, she was already gone. Sophie was about to find the first ingredient. It was some kind of mysterious flower. When she arrived at the place, she got a big surprise. All the flowers were the same! But, only one of them was the correct one, the others had a little bomb that when you touch them, they will explode.
She was looking for the right flower, something that would give her a clue to find it. When she was walking, she noticed that all the flowers had two leaves, but, suddenly she found a flower with only one leaf, so she grabbed it and… nothing happened, that was the flower. Happily, she continued her adventure looking for the other 2 ingredients. The second ingredient was easy to find, it was a phoenix feather. She only had to guess a riddle (and she was good at them).
The last but not least ingredient was guarded by a dragon. She was scared, but she also knew that she had to do it to save her sisters’ life. So, she tried at first to talk to the dragon to see if he could just give her the ingredient and then she would leave, but, the dragon said no, and started to fight against Sophie. They fought, and fought and when Sophie was close enough to grab the ingredient, her mom woke her up. It was all a dream. An amazing dream.
By Andrea Parra, Step 9 Blue
