Alantis

Tyler Johns

Description

In this original tragedy, Alantis is an orphan raised by a mutated intelligent squirrel. She is trained in knighthood and finds love with a young man whose wicked father forbids the love between them. This wicked man will stop at nothing to keep them apart.

Sujets

• Shakespeare
• Thrillers
• Adventure (Guyana)
• William Shakespeare
• Adventure
• Novel
• Suspense
• Fiction

Informations

• Publié par: AuthorHouse
• Date de parution: 06 juillet 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781665560108
• Langue: English

Extrait

ALANTIS
 
 
A Tragedy related to Shakespeare by
 
 
 
 
 
 
TYLER JOHNS
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
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Published by AuthorHouse  05/13/2022
 
ISBN: 978-1-6655-6011-5 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-6655-6010-8 (e)
 
 
 
 
 
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CONTENTS
Author’s Note
 
Chapter I The Frozen Village
Chapter II Rescue And Adoption
Chapter III Fun And Games
Chapter IV Alantis In Trouble
Chapter V The Word Of Atticus
Chapter VI Training
Chapter VII A Sworn Protector
Chapter VIII The Journey
Chapter IX Castle Gillagrew
Chapter X Forbidden Love
Chapter XI Princess Atina
Chapter XII A Flight Of True Love
Chapter XIII Underwater Execution
Chapter XIV The Wombers
Chapter XV The Phantom Rapist
Chapter XVI Quangrer’s Revenge
Chapter XVII Attack In The Forest
Chapter XVIII Sudden Death
 
Epilogue
AUTHOR’S NOTE
I have written this story on behalf of my knowledge of tragedies written by William Shakespeare. Hereby, I have decided to create my own tragic novel. In it, you will find a girl raised in a snowy forest of mutant animals, such as mammals with four eyes, or a lizard or frog with only one eye. This story shall take place somewhere near Eastern Europe in a future time of years of snow, much like an ice age in Mesopotamia.
The protagonist visits a castle belonging to a cruel lord who wants to dispose of her. This antagonist will find a way to kill her.
CHAPTER I
THE FROZEN VILLAGE
A n ice comet came crashing toward Mesopotamia. It was the birth of a new ice age. Animals, surrounding the disaster, had been transformed into intelligent, mutant beings. They became alien of their true forms.
Meanwhile, a village was covered in a thick layer of ice and snow. People froze to death in their homes. But one mother put her baby in a basket and released it down the river nearby. That mother died in the cold as the basket flowed down the river about to enter a forest of dead trees with no leaves.
CHAPTER II
RESCUE AND ADOPTION
T he baby’s basket flowed down a nearby creek next to a forest with green grass surrounded by snow. A four-eyed squirrel named Atticus, saw the basket knowing that there must be something important inside. He slid down from his tree to take a closer look. He opened the lid and found the baby from the village that froze in the ice from far away.
This baby could be a use of the forest, Atticus thought. Far ahead, he knew where the basket was headed for, a rapid waterfall that led to the rest of the cold river. Atticus pulled the basket to shore, but it was heavy. So he ran to gather sticks from fallen branches. He brought the sticks as the basket was nearing closer to the edge of the fall. He put sticks’ buds hooked onto the fiber weavings. He dragged it out with all his might to save the baby. And so, the baby was safe at shore with Atticus.
Atticus decided to show the baby to his fellow forest dwellers. He pushed the baby’s basket into a deeper place within the forest. Mutant animals found Atticus with the basket.
“Atticus!” said a four-eyed deer. “I saw you by that waterfall. Are you all right?”
“Indeed I am, Danforth,” said Atticus.