fractured tale 4

The chronicles of little Jack

Once upon a time, there was a young handsome smart strong and poor boy called Jack who was living with his old ugly mother in a little cottage, far, far away.One day, his mother sent him to the market to sell their silly donkey which was sleeping all the time instead of working.

On the way, Jack met a strange man, a guru, who said him to exchange his stupid donkey for five magic beans. Jack didn't hesitate and accepted the offer.When he returned home, and showed the beans, his mother, so happy, planted them carefully. During the night, a marvellous giant beanstalk had grown.Jack, very glad, began to climb up the imposing plant.Jack climbed in the bean and he appeared in the middle of the ball in Cinderella’s castle. She asked him what he was doing here. He said he had climbed along a beanstalk. She said, "Hum, I think you are in the wrong story. What is your name?"
"Jack"
"So yeah, you made a mistake. You must climb higher and you will find what you are looking for." replied Cinderella. Jack did what she told him and climbed as high as the clouds. He found a house which was too big for a simple house and he entered into the house. In the room the door was closed, he heard a noise. He looked through the keyhole and he saw a giant who was playing tea party with his stuffed bear. He couldn't help laughing, he made so much sound that he was discovered by the giant who, so dissatisfied to have been discovered in this weakness time by a human, followed the boy. The giant went down the beanstalk and he arrived in another castle. A princess was sleeping in a bed.

At that moment, Jack and a prince went together and fought the giant. The prince, who was grapping by the giant, threw his sword to Jack, who killed the giant.
The giant who was in fact….a hen. Yeah a hen but it not a simple hen. It was a which laid golden eggs. The prince, so happy to have had the 2 things he most wanted in life, gold and the beautiful sleeping princess who was hundred years old but who appeared to be only sixteen years, gave a part of this fortune and the hen to Jack.
Jack came down the beanstalk and returned home. His mother nearly fainted when she saw her son with so much gold.
They bought a big house and other donkeys more stupid than the others.
They lived happily ever after and had a lot of little donkeys.
THE END