Welcome one and all!
Welcome to this evening’s spectacular puppet show! Our story will feature a thrilling adventure filled with suspense, horror and romance. Will our courageous hero save the fair princess from the vile monster’s claws?
Join us, and experience professor Bargello’s puppet show extraordinaire!
Cast:
The Hero
Brave and gallant, our soldier will be put to the test. Can he overcome the obstacles ahead of him? Will he defeat the despicable creature and prove himself to be a hero?
Prompt
1800s style, puppet show, a soldier puppet --ar 3:4
The Maiden
Heir to the kingdom. The beautiful princess has been abducted! Can she be saved before her captor decides to devour her whole?
Prompt
1800s style, puppet show, a princess puppet --ar 3:4
The King
Lord of the realm and the Maiden’s father. He offers coffers full of gold and half the kingdom to whoever can save his daughter.
Prompt
1800s style, puppet show, a king puppet --ar 3:4
The Monster
Terrifying and ferocious. This fiendish monster has abducted the fair maiden from her palace. Will our hero prove strong and bold enough to defeat this evil creature?
Prompt
1800s style, puppet show, a dragon puppet --ar 3:4
The Scoundrel
Our hero is not the only one intent on saving the beautiful princess. A heartless scoundrel is on the hunt to claim the princess and with her, the boundless riches that the king will bestow upon him.
Prompt
1800s style, puppet show, a wolf puppet --ar 3:4
The Wise Woman
Deep within the woods lives a wise woman who offers sage advice to whomever is brave enough to make the journey.
Prompt
1800s style, puppet show, a witch puppet, old, crone --ar 3:4
The Stranger
A mysterious stranger, what kind of help will he offer our hero? And what will he demand in return?
Prompt
1800s style, puppet show, a grim reaper puppet --ar 3:4
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‘The Monster’ looks like a kobold, not a dragon. Perhaps he’s simply an envoy sent on the dragon’s behalf, to peacefully negotiate a peaceful resolution; I bet The Scoundrel is responsible for painting him in a bad light and framing him for the princess’s disappearance. Perhaps the Scoundrel himself is actually to blame for her abduction.
In conclusion: The dragon did nothing wrong!
- It’s a puppet show, proper scale is a bit difficult to achieve.
- It’s the 19th century, everybody wore a dapper coat :)
I like your reasoning though, sounds like a good premise for a remake!
Awesome! I really like it.
Question though: why does the maiden have Groot in her hair?
That dragon isn’t kidnapping anybody. This little guy is too busy daydreaming, writing poetry, waxing philosophically, and smoking opium with lusty argonian wenches.
