the fishes the same or were the fishes different?
They were different. All the fishes were different.
All the fishes were fishes of different kinds.
Were the fishes ugly, mean and unfriendly?
No, they weren’t. They were nice, cheerful and friendly.
What kind of fishes were they?
They were nice, cheerful and friendly.
Who were they nice, cheerful and friendly to?
To Nancy. They were nice, cheerful and friendly to Nancy.
How did Nancy feel? Remember?
Of course, Nancy felt thrilled. Nancy was thrilled.
Did Nancy feel happy and excited?
Yes, absolutely. Nancy felt happy and excited.
She was happy and excited. Nancy was thrilled.
Suddenly a huge, ugly and hungry shark appeared.
O, my God.
Who suddenly appeared?
A huge, ugly and hungry shark appeared.
Suddenly a huge, ugly and hungry shark appeared.
What kind of shark was she?
She was a huge, ugly and hungry shark.
The shark started eating all the fishes.
What did the shark start doing?
She started eating all the fishes.
Why? Why did the shark start eating all the fishes?
Because she was a huge and, of course, because she
was very hungry.
Was the shark small, kind and nice, right?
No, no she wasn’t. The shark was huge.
The shark was ugly. The shark was hungry.
She started eating all the fishes. And Nancy was trying to
escape, but the shark followed her.
Who was Nancy trying to escape from?
From her mother?
No, not from her mother, of course.
She was trying to escape from the shark.
When was Nancy trying to escape from the shark?
When the shark started eating all the fishes.
Nancy was trying to escape from the shark,
when the shark started eating all the fishes.
Did the shark follow Nancy or she didn’t?
Yes, she did. The shark followed Nancy.
Why did the shark follow Nancy?
It’s obvious. The shark followed Nancy, because she
wanted to eat her. She was hungry. Nancy was trying to
hide in the seaweeds, but the shark found her and
attacked her.
What was Nancy trying to do in the seaweeds?
Nancy was trying to hide in the seaweeds, but the shark
found her and attacked her.
When the shark found Nancy,
did the shark kiss Nancy?
Kiss? No, The didn’t kiss her. No, not the shark.
What did the shark do, when she found Nancy?
The attacked her. When the shark found Nancy,
she attacked her.
Did the shark eat Nancy?
No, she didn’t. The shark didn’t eat Nancy.
Why? Why didn’t the shark eat Nancy?
Because Nancy was a secret aikido master,
and she beat the shark.
Did Nancy know how to defend herself?
Yes, she did. Nancy knew how to defend herself.
She was an aikido master.
She was a secret aikido master.
What was Nancy?
Nancy was a secret aikido master.
And she was a fish, of course.
Did the shark know that Nancy was a secret aikido
master?
No, no, no, she didn’t. She shark didn’t know that
Nancy was a secret aikido master.
What did Nancy do, when the shark attacked her?
Nancy beat the shark. Nancy hit the shark many times.
Nancy beat the shark.
Who beat the shark?
Nancy. Nancy beat it.
What did the shark do, when Nancy beat her?
The shark screamed and swam away.
Did Nancy scream? Did Nancy swim away?
No, no, not Nancy.
The shark screamed and the shark swam away.
Why did the shark scream?
Why did the shark swim away?
Because Nancy she beat the shark.
Because Nancy hit the shark many many many times.
All the fishes loved Nancy.
She became the queen of the coral reef.
She
