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The
Cat; A Play
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Written
by Jan G. Hansen |
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A dramatic
rendition of the picture book The Cat,
written for a narrator, six characters and a chorus of rocks. |
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From the book |
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Narrator: |
Once
there was a cat. She was a special cat. |
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Cat: |
I'm
not that special. No different from anyone else, really. |
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Narrator: |
Not
too many cats can talk. |
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Cat: |
Aw,
they just don't have much to say. |
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Narrator: |
All
right. She was a regular everyday cat. The cat was a strong cat. (Cat
strikes a pose)
She was caring (Cat
strikes another pose),
she was brave (Cat
strikes a third pose),
and she was lonely. |
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Cat: |
I
need someone to care for. |
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Narrator: |
She
also liked going for long walks. |
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Exit
cat. |
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Narrator: |
On
a dry summer day a rabbit hopped through the woods. |
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