WordlyWiseBook6Lesson13Story

Lesson 13 Story

            The year was 2351. The world was enduring a hard ice age. Buildings froze and collapsed. Skies turned blind white and everyone was competing for resources and food. Trepidation filled everyone, as their eyes were as wide as pancakes. In the midst of all this despair and desperation, a young child was born. His name was Timothy L. White. Some people say, that Timothy’s birth was meteoric when the aliens saved them from the doomed fate of destruction. Some say, but what’s truth and what’s myth? Timothy was only a normal child who was born during the Dark Ice Ages. He was born near Tree hive Park, a sylvan place in the frozen environment.

            When Timothy was young, he had precocity in ideas and mathematics. However, his family did not care much about it. As soon as Timothy turned twenty-three, his family couldn’t keep him anymore. His family, composed of three other children and his parents, were struggling to survive and eat food just as every other family was. So, young Tim went out into the wide unknown world to seek fortune and happiness. The naïve little man did not understand the world and would soon have misfortune befall him. Fortunately, a rich couple saw his abilities and proffered him a home. As Tim began to recover, he began to understand what was happening to the Earth. Right away, he knew what to do. He was solicitous in helping the world. He went to the Ice Age Termination Agency, or also known as I.A.T.A. for help. Quickly, he made a friend whose name was Robert C. Delgado. Timothy quickly was swept up in the action against the Government. He learned that the Government was trying to take over the world by freezing everything and starving everyone. He and Robert and many others remonstrated with Jimmy E. Mackenzie, the head of the Government. As Robert began to be liked by everyone, Robert’s personality became overbearing and he would be very bossy. Finally, Tim had enough of him. He angrily protested against Robert while others cheered for Tim. That was when there became the rift of Robert and Tim.

            Tim was clearly underestimated Robert’s power when he stood up for himself and others. Tim’s remonstration had discomfited Robert and Robert took out a pistol but before Robert could shoot, the famous virtuoso at the piano, Elroy P. Liles, took up the piano chair and swung it at Robert. The chair hit Robert in the back and as he slumped down, pinned down by the chair, the pistol flew in the air and hit the ground. Fortunately, nothing untoward happened and the protest against the Government soon became successful. As Timothy stated in his autobiography 15 years after the incident, he succinctly summed the whole experience up in these words: Peace wins again.