Sponge Bob

Orientation                           Gary slithered into the kitchen and spied SpongeBob, bent over the

Who/what ?                      stove. He was wearing a tiny chef's hat and an apron that read, "Kiss

Where ?                             the sponge!" That happened in the kitchen.

When ?

Complication                         He raced like lightning into the living room, and crashed into the

What happened one     wall Shaking it off, he jumped into his chair and flipped on the television.

Day ?                            Sponge Bob watch ‘Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy’. He felt that

the episode it was terrible.

Resolution                             Sponge Bob will write an episode. He sat at his desk, pencil in

What happened then ? hand.The episode was done. And he show the idea to Squidward.

Complication                          Squidward was very angry when he show off the idea. But

And then .. ?                Squidward wasn’t have skills to write story. Then, they was fighting in

Squidward’s house.

Resolution                               Squidward said "You can't just do whatever you want. It's

What happened next ? completely out-of-character. If an author makes characters                                  something so OUT of

character such as that, especially for an ending, then they are a truly                                              awful writer!"

Re-orientation                        And the end, Sponge Bob leaned in and hugged Squidward and

What is the end of the   said “I’m Sorry, I’m gad we’re friends”. Squidward hugged him back,  Story ?                             smilling and said “Me too, Sponge Bob.” How is the ending ? Happy or sad ?

Sarah Brightman

     Sarah Brightman born on 14 August 1960, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England. She is the first artist to have been invited to perform at two Olympic Games, first at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games and 16 years later in Beijing to an estimated four billion people worldwide. In 2010 she was named by Billboard as the fifth most influential and top-selling classical artist of the 2000s decade in the United States.