Fredrick the Eel

Two young boys as the main characters, make them look like brothers, ensure all words are exactly as provided, each scene below is on a new page - 15 pages in total. Cover page to show two boys and the eel Scene 1 Down the hill, between the giant pine trees Played two young boys who were buzzing like bees They laughed as they ran, and shouted with cheer For their favorite place was so very near. Scene 2 The glistening creek with waters so bright That danced and shimmered in the sunlight Scene 3 They were skipping flat stones and they climbed up a tree as they played pretend so wild and free. Scene 4 But near the edge of the water, on muddy ground One of the boys heard a cracking sound. He had stepped too far, the bank gave way Scene 5 Splash! into the creek he slipped that day Leg first he went went splash, as his arms flailed wide The water gripped him with urgent tide. Scene 6 He tried to kick, he tried to yell But something trapped his ankle well. A twisted root beneath the stream He wished this was all a nightmarish dream. But his foot was stuck, he couldn’t rise And a look of fear showed in his eyes. Scene 7 The other boy saw and called out in dread “I’ll run for help! Hold tight!” He said But as the boys panic was rising high A shimmer in the water caught his eye Scene 8 Swoosh! Up from below and quite surreal, There came the most magnificent eel. Scene 8 A Slimy, silvery, slippery fella With barbells and fins that act like a propeller Scene 9 The boy was still scared but soon he would see That this eel was friendly as friendly could be “Hello there my boy, it seems you are stuck” “Some days we all have a bit of bad luck” “But please do not fret do not fear do not squeal” “For help is here from, Frederick the Eel” Scene 10 Like a flash he swam down towards the trapped foot He sized up the problem and said “you stay put” Scene 11 He spun round and round, as fast as could be Scene 12 One whip of his tail and the boy was set free! Scene 13 “How did you do that!?” The boy said with wonder “My magical powers help all who fall under” “You’re amazing! Oh thank you, you saved my behind” Fredrick just smiled and said “you’re too kind” Scene 14 The boy swam on out of the glistening creek Exhausted, yet smiling from his cheek to his cheek “Now Mr Frederick I really should say goodbye” Then the eel sang a song to remember him by.. Scene 15 “Swimming up and down stream I’m a slippery guy A kind and magical anguillidae I patrol the creek looking for people to help So if you get in a pickle just let out a yelp There in a flash with skin of silvery steel Your very best friend Mr Frederick the eel”