Geppetto Narrative Report
NARRATOR: Once upon a time there was a kind carpenter named Geppetto.
GEPPETTO: I feel very lonely , and I have nobody to talk to. I work all day making chairs and tables, but now, I will do something different. Something I have never done.
NARRATOR: So he took a piece of pine wood and started making a puppet. He worked all day carefully carving each detail.
GEPPETTO: How beautiful it is!. How I wish that he were a real boy. I have always wanted to have a son. Your name will be Pinocchio.
NARRATOR: That night when Geppetto was sleeping, a Blue Fairy came to his house. He stared at the puppet and said.
BLUE FAIRY: Pinnochio, it is true, you are beautiful, and with my magic wand I will give you life.
NARRATOR: Then
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PUPPET MASTER: Get off my stage!.
NARRATOR: Then when the audience saw that he didn’t have strings they started shouting.
AUDIENCE: Hooray, hooray!.
PUPPET MASTER: They liked him!. Boy, do you want to be in our show?. You can earn a lot of money!.
PINOCCHIO: No, because I have to go to school.
PUPPET MASTER: Then take these coins. You danced very well.
PINOCCHIO: Thank you, sir.
NARRATOR: And Pinocchio left the theater and started walking to school. Then he heard someone calling him.
CAT: Well, well, well!. Are you in a hurry, little boy?.
PINOCCHIO: Yes, I am going to buy a coat for my father.
CAT: Oh, come on, that’s not enough money to buy a coat. Wouldn’t you like to have more?.
PINOCCHIO: Yes, but how?.
CAT: That’s easy. If you plant your coins in the Field of Miracles, a plant will grow and it will give you a lot of money.
PINOCCHIO: And where is that field?.
FOX: We will take you there.
NARRATOR: So the cat and the fox, who in fact were two liars, took Pinocchio to a far away place.
PINOCCHIO: Is this the place?.
FOX AND CAT: Yes it is. This the place where you will give us your
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