Jack & The Beanstalk.

I finished my work but it was a retelling story when I was supposed to write another point of view from the giant.

Jack & the Beanstalk:

I am the giant and I live up high in the beanstalk with my lovely wife. There was a little boy called Jack. He wanted to sell his cow. There was a man that had  5 bean seeds. The man said “If you grow them in the morning you will be able to climb the beanstalk”. There is a giant that lives there on top of the Beanstalk  with his wife. You would be able to see them, but be careful they’re huge and enormous.

So Jack climbed up the beanstalk and went inside and he saw the giant’s wife. The giant’s wife gave Jack some food and when her husband came in the kitchen, she shoved Jack into the oven. So the giant’s wife told the giant I brought you some cookies for your breakfast so the giant ate it.

Then came out Jack and went into the room and found some gold. He went in and looked at it for a while then he went and got some of the gold. He went back home to his mother and said mother I’ve found some gold from the giants room. Then he went back and he heard some humongous  footsteps. He went inside the oven and the giant’s wife said to the giant “I’ve brought you some milk and some biscuits”. Then he went and munched it up then went out Jack and hid inside the room.He heard some more big footsteps then he hid in the cupboard and the giant said “FE Fi Fo Thumb  I smell the blood of an englishman”. Then Jack was going to jump out of the oven. Suddenly the giant's wife said “wait here until the giants starts to snore”. He always snore after his breakfast. Then Jack went inside the room again and he saw lots and lots of bags full of gold. So he grabbed one of the bag’s and ran back down to the beanstalk to go back to his mum and said “mum mum I’ve got a big bag full of gold from the giants room. While Jack was explaining the giant was coming down with his lovely wife as well. Jack went and grabbed a knife to cut the beanstalk half way so that they can’t come down at us.

And they lived happily ever after.