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library found out the answer to this very question when Puppets by Pizzaz performed for them Wednesday evening.
The puppeteer called for a volunteer to play Thomas Jefferson, and a dragon volunteered.
Their story follows. To begin with you make a damsel in distress even more distressed. Imagine waking up one morning and having a bad hair day. Then to make matters worse you trip on one of your brother’s toys on your way down the stairs. Could anything else probably go wrong? Well if you are a damsel in distress then you’ll obviously see a dragon somewhere along the line. Our damsel did just this. On her way to school she met a dragon whose breath smelled like “sulfur and old fish” and whose foot prints were “bigger than bread boxes.”
A knight in shining armor would be very in vogue for a person in this situation, so another character, Little Artie, is found to fill the position. He meets most of the requirements. He makes straight A’s in school and helps his parents every day.
He has one small problem though; he’s a coward. This shouldn’t have been a problem since his great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather was King Arthur, but it was. Actually
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