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Story Planning: Story about a T-Rex(To be titled later)

T-Rex Story Plan:

This story will be based on the Patient Buffalo Jataka. In this story a giant buffalo lived underneath a tree in a pond. A monkey often came by to annoy him. When asked by a fairy why he does not simply just kill the monkey he responds by saying that the monkey was not gifted with much intelligence. A fairy then gives the buffalo a charm so that no body could cause him to suffer. 

World Map Cretaceous Period

In my rendition I plan on replacing the buffalo with a T-rex, and the monkey will be portrayed by a raptor. The story will be set in Cretaceous period.  At the moment I am thinking of incorporating the mass extinction event of dinosaurs in this story. The fairy will be some god-like deity. 

Bibliography: 

Title: Twenty Jataka Tales

Author: Noor Inayat (Khan)

Illustrator: H. Willebeek Le Mair

Year: 1939

Reading: Jatakas B

The Patient Buffalo:

Water Buffalo

A giant buffalo was resting under a tree

A pair of eyes poked out of the bushes and looked at the buffalo

It was a monkey who was not afraid of the buffalo

The monkey tried to irritate the buffalo to no avail

A fairy asked the buffalo why he did nothing about the monkeys constant annoyances 

The buffalo said that he should not harm the monkey for the monkey is unintelligent

The fairy thought this was nice and gave the buffalo a charm so that no one could cause him to suffer

Bibliography: 

Title: Twenty Jataka Tales

Author: Noor Inayat (Khan)

Illustrator: H. Willebeek Le Mair

Year: 1939

Reading: Jatakas A

The Monkey-Bridge:

A giant monkey one ruled over eighty-thousand monkeys in the Himalayas

The monkeys were happy living in the shade of a magnificent tree

They also ate the fruit of the tree 

The monkeys were warned not to let a piece of fruit fall in the river

It might attract man who will come and take the fruit

One day a piece of fruit fell in the river and was discovered by a king

The king searched for the fruit, and eventually found it in the Himalayas on the river

In the fruit tree they also saw monkeys scurrying along

They planned to shoot the monkeys and take the fruit

The people wind up striking down the great monkey and learning a lesson to love

Monkey Jataka

bibliography:

Title: More Jataka Tales
Author: Ellen C. Babbitt
Illustrator: Ellsworth Young
Year: 1922