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    Ty Saas The sete i lon why fiference berweer nS follows is a Filipino fable. Notice the \ lines ¢e: th clos; © OFiginal f ns seripted form. Direct 3 ina pay aor, WUOttion marks) are sid to aooser characte? MA UESt discourse, narrative tags, and the Tike | Are said to th e audien Actress-narrator style © 2 # Narrator. This is written in the actor | \ The Mango and the Bamboo | sn ROSES ene ecto = seal T can stand the strongest gale. I'm not afraid of You are so fo} Bamboo," he laughed, "you cannot do that, Bambourt and weak. And besides, Ibow down too one things you cogpieds “What you say is ue. But there are Rone thing annot do. I can sing to the breeze. 1 can whispe TON ods. Lan grow anywhere and am useful to man. “ppb that’s nothing," said Mango. Andhe wenton boasting, sad Boerne” eled on Wind tobe the judge. “Give ws 2 FSH gee Wind find out who is stronger,” in ind chuckled at this and began whipping an‘ ¢ shricked and he howled. He blew a terrific gale. A first Mango stood sull, confident of his strength. Bat finally, the roots gave way, and he fell to the ground with a loud crash. i Bamboo protested and whined, but he bent and swayed in. the direction of Wind. ‘the stronger thé gale, the lower he bent, almost touching the ground. When at last Wind stopped, Bamboo was standing still, although badly shaken, The once proud Mango lay shamefully down. said Mango. \d whistling. The Mango and the Bamboo (Scripted for Chamber Theater) CAST: Mango Wind Bamboo Narrator Narrator; Mango once boasted that he was very strong. Mango: “Just watch me," (To Bamboo) id. (To audience) “[ can stand the suongest gale, I'm not afraid of the storm, Ho, ho, Bamboo," (To Bamboo) he laughed (To audience) “you cannot do that. You are so frail and weak. And besides, I bow down to no one," (To Bamboo) ‘fo 204 Bamboo: Mango: Narrator: Mango and Bamboo: Bamboo: Mango: Mango: Bamboo: Narrator: INNOVATIVE seate, ESI COMMUNICATION ay IVE GIES IN COMMUNIC AT S Bamboo replied, C7, audience) “What cama et SY 1 te to here are some things you woods 1h o28 Si08 to the breeze. Lean whisper to the a0)

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