Dance Your Story Today

SCENE ONE Upon once a time, there lived three little swine, who played all the day and were happy and gay, to their mother’s utter dismay. She, without doubt, just wanted to shout, “It’s time, dear piggies to be out, out, out. Out on your own where your bodies can roam but do find time to phone home.”

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SCENE TWO So, off on their own did the piggies begin to build their own houses where each one could live.

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SCENE THREE The first little pig was not very strong, and as it should happen, did nothing, all the day long. So, this little piggy did what most lazy pigs do and collected some straw to build her house new.

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SCENE FOUR Now as for the second, this piggy was crafty and loved to make things out of branches and sticks. Because she was smarter than your average swine, her house held together with pieces of twine.

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SCENE FIVE We come to the third of our piggy-swine herd, where she played in the mud and with straw and a stick, did in quick order make her house of bricks. Nothing special to look at but a structure that would, could, should, withstand the impact of wind and rain, need I explain?

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SCENE SIX Now comes the part where the villain embarks on a journey to find herself dinner. She’s not all that tall and considered quite short, so, her preference for dining is pork. And to her delight first piggies in sight hiding inside her house.

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SCENE SEVEN Little piggy, piggy little, let me come in. Not by the hair of my chinny, chin, chin. To this our wolf villain let out a guffaw And said, your house will blow down, it’s made out of straw! With a huff and a puff and a little rough gruff The house blew apart because straw’s not enough to stop a wolf’s puff. With a cry and a scream, the piggy ran clean of the mess that once was her house, and with four little legs, not much more than mere pegs, she sought safety in the second pig’s house.

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SCENE EIGHT But soon it was clear when the villain appeared that the sisters might still be in danger from this carnivore stranger. Little piggy, piggy little, let me come in. Not by the hair of my chinny, chin, chin. To this our wolf villain gave a wink and a smile And said, this house of sticks will make a cute pile. With a huff and a puff and a little rough gruff The house proved no match for a mighty wolf’s puff. With a cry and a scream, both piggies ran clean Of the mess that once was a house, And with eight little legs, not much more than pegs, They sought safety in the last pig’s house.

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SCENE NINE But soon it was clear when the villain appeared that the sisters might still be in danger from this carnivore stranger. Little piggy, piggy little, let me come in. Not by the hair of my chinny, chin, chin. To this our wolf villain just stood there a chillin’ And said to the trio, “Hey there amigos Your house of bricks is stronger than sticks  But can turn into rubble with my little grub, grubble.” And so, the wolf blew and blew and blew And what do you know? Not a single brick flew. The three little piggies were safe and secure For the design of the house was brilliant, that’s sure.

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SCENE TEN Now, what of the wolf? Where is she now? She’s moved on from this land and ranches some cows.

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