INNOCENT GIGGS OKOH

STAIRS TO SUCCESS:
BECOME A STAR.
GIGGS INNOCENT OKOH
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CONTENTS
 I. DEDICATION
II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
III. FOREWARD
IV. CHARACTERS
1) LIFE IN THE CITY
2) FIRST DAY OF HIGH
SCHOOL
3) LEARNING
4) FAMILY MATTERS
5) MOVING TO NEW
YORK
6) TRAINING
7) WHAT COLLEGE?
8) INSTRUCTION
 9) MOVING AGAIN
10) PRCTICE
11) SUCCESSS!!!!!!
12) SUMMARY

DEDICATION
TO MY SIBLINIGS: ENE,
EHI, IHOTU.
TO MY PARENTS: JOHN
AND MARY OKOH
TO MY FAMILY AND TO
MY GOD

I
ACKNOWOLEDGEMEN
T
 1 TO MY LOVING
FATHER AND
MOTHER.
2 TO MY TEACHER MR
ADE FOR REFRENCING
THE TEXT.
3 TO MY CLASSMATES
WHO BRAINSTORMED
WITH ME.
4 TO MY ICON ELON
MUSK WHO INSPIRED
ME.
II
 FOREWORD
THIS IS A PLAY OF A
BOY NAMED ETHAN
HUEY, FROM A SMALL
TOWN IN
MANCHESTER AND
HIS LIFE. THIS BOOK
IS MY FIRST OF MANY
I HOPE AND IS VERY
HEART WARMING AND
INTERESTING.
III
CHARACTERS
ETHAN: A FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY
JEREMIAH: ETHAN’S FRIEND
BUCK: ETHAN’S NEIGHBOUR
MR HUEY: ETHAN’S DAD
MRS HUEY: ETHAN’S MOM
MR JOHNSON: JEREMIAH’S DAD
ELISHA: ETHAN’S SIX-YEAR-OLD SISTER
MR GODFREY: SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
MR KINGSLEY: MATH TEACHER
MISS SHAPEN: HISTORY TEACHER
MRS JOHNSON: JEREMIAH’S MOM
KLAUS: ETHAN’S DOG
JIMMY: SCHOOL BULLY
VERONICA: ETHAN’S CRUSH
JESSIE: CRIMINAL AND LEADER OF THE BIG
DOGS.
REECE: ETHAN’S FRIEND
MASON: ETHAN’S ELDER BROTHER
MICAH: SCHOOL BULLY
SERENITY: ENGLISH TEACHER
MICHELLE: ETHAN’S AUNT
NATOMA: BLOGGER
GRAN GRAN: ETHAN’S GRANDMOTHER
IV

ACT I SCENE I
LIFE IN THE CITY
In the city of Manchester, about a half a mile away
from the astonishing Bridgewater Hall and a 5-
minute walk to old Trafford lived a fourteen-year-old
boy named Ethan.
Ethan is walking to school and he bumps into
Jeremiah on the way there.
ETHAN: Hey jerry,[he waves Jeremiah and
approaches him]
JEREMIAH: Hi Ethan, so how has the day been
going for you.
ETHAN: Good. So far and I’m really excited to get to
school.
JEREMIAH: Ha-ha same old Ethan. [ Looks at his
watch and is shocked] OH NO its past seven were
going to be late.
ETHAN: I thought you were around because of the
bus
JEREMIAH: the bus comes by 7:30 and its already
eight o clock
ETHAN: We can still make it if we run
JEREMIAH: Just like old times right

[the two laugh along as they dashed to school] 1

ETHAN: The school is just around the corner
JEREMIAH: You know what? I don’t want to even
go to school today.
ETHAN: Jerry, you just read my mind
[the two boys dropped their bags beside a small tree
and ran free into the city of Manchester]
JEREMIAH: Let’s go visit the old baker that always
gives a treat or two when we come by his shop.
ETHAN: Sure, but lets not waste a lot of time because
my mom pops by the shop to say hi to the baker.
[they go into the bakers shop and greet him]
BAKER: Ethan you’ve grown so much since the last
time I saw you and I see you’ve brought jerry along
with you and you’re just in time, I just finished
baking the cheese croissants and they’re on the house.
As Ethan smelt the fabulous cuisine his mouth was
bubbling like boiling water in a pot.
JEREMIAH: Can we eat in here in the shop
BAKER: Of course, Anything for an old
friend[ THEY SIT AND EAT]
ETHAN: Sir.
BAKER: Yes Ethan
ETHAN: Do you live alone?
BAKER: Unfortunately, yes my wife passed away
about 5 years ago and my son is part of the navy, it’s
been a very sad five years and when I met you I See
you as family.[Jeremiah picks up a photo]
JEREMIAH: Sir, who are the people in this photo
BAKER: That’s my daughter and my grandkids
James, Lucy, Andrew and little Timmy.
ETHAN: Can’t you go visit them?
BAKER: It isn’t that easy Ethan, they live all the way
in Washington in the US. That would take not less
than three flights and 5000 pounds and I don’t have
that kind of money.
JEREMIAH: We can help you.
BAKER: What do you mean?
ETHAN: We’ll help you get to Washington
BAKER: Kids that’s kind of you but [ Jeremiah
interrupts]
JEREMIAH: No buts, and please when is your
birthday
BAKER: 27th of January, why?
ETHAN: Mark my words three months from know
you will go and see your grandkids.
[Ethan’s mom arrives and calls for the baker]
MRS HUEY: Good morning, Any one there
BAKER: [Whispers] Go out back and take the bikes
there.
BOTH BOYS: Thank you sir
MRS HUEY: Hi Mr. jones
BAKER: I’m sorry but we’re closing very soon
maybe tomorrow

ACT 1 SCENE 2
FIRST DAY OF HIGH SCHOOL