This is the script of the theatre work by Gino Cardarelli, Elisa Sánchez, Pablo Vega and Elsa Revilla. 1ºE
(Script, performance and scenography)
Narrator: Once upon a time....there was a Titan called Prometheus, benefactor of humanity. Zeus got so angry that he took the fire from the mortals.
Zeus: This will be your punishment!!! (Zeus takes the fire from the mortals)
Mortals: Noooo pleaseee!!!!!
Narrator: So Prometheus wanted to recover fire for the mortals.
Prometheus: I have to take the fire, the mortals need it!
Narrator: Prometheus went to the Mount Olympues to take the fire from Apolo´s carriage.
Prometheus: I have got the fire!!!
Narrator: And he gave it to the mortals. Zeus got so angry because of Prometheus´ taunt so he called Hephaestus and told him to make a clay woman called Pandora.
Hephaestus: (He makes Pandora)
Narrator: and Hermes gave Pandora to Epimeteo. Pandora had a box with all the evils in the world, but Epimeto fell in loved with her!
Epimeteo and Pandora: (walking and kisssing each other)
Narrator: Prometheus did not want Pandora and his brother to be together. Epimeteo after rethinking it, he decided to leave Pandora.
Epimeteo: Sorry Pandora, I can not be with you..
Narrator: Zeus was really angry because Pandora did not have waht he wanted. So he called Hephaestus for another plan.
Zeus: I need you Hephaestuus. You have to capture Prometheus and bring him to me!!
Narrator: Hephaestus went to capture Prometheus.
Hephaestus: Come here Prometheus!!!
Prometheus: Nooo! Let me go!!!
Narrator: Zeus had a really good plan, he wanted to tie Prometheus to a rock where an eagle came to eat his liver, but the liver would regenerate because he is inmortal.
Zeus: I will make him suffer !!! hahahahahahah
Narrator: One day Hercules saw the giant Eagle and he killed it, saving Prometheus.
Prometheus: You saved me form the eagle!!! Many thanks!!!!
Hercules: You are welcome, it has not been very difficult!
Narrator: Zeus, proud of his son, didn´t worry about Prometheus´ punishment, and he invited him to the Olimpo, but he would have to carry the rock where he wad tied.
(Script, performance and scenography)
Narrator: Once upon a time....there was a Titan called Prometheus, benefactor of humanity. Zeus got so angry that he took the fire from the mortals.
Zeus: This will be your punishment!!! (Zeus takes the fire from the mortals)
Mortals: Noooo pleaseee!!!!!
Narrator: So Prometheus wanted to recover fire for the mortals.
Prometheus: I have to take the fire, the mortals need it!
Narrator: Prometheus went to the Mount Olympues to take the fire from Apolo´s carriage.
Prometheus: I have got the fire!!!
Narrator: And he gave it to the mortals. Zeus got so angry because of Prometheus´ taunt so he called Hephaestus and told him to make a clay woman called Pandora.
Hephaestus: (He makes Pandora)
Narrator: and Hermes gave Pandora to Epimeteo. Pandora had a box with all the evils in the world, but Epimeto fell in loved with her!
Epimeteo and Pandora: (walking and kisssing each other)
Narrator: Prometheus did not want Pandora and his brother to be together. Epimeteo after rethinking it, he decided to leave Pandora.
Epimeteo: Sorry Pandora, I can not be with you..
Narrator: Zeus was really angry because Pandora did not have waht he wanted. So he called Hephaestus for another plan.
Zeus: I need you Hephaestuus. You have to capture Prometheus and bring him to me!!
Narrator: Hephaestus went to capture Prometheus.
Hephaestus: Come here Prometheus!!!
Prometheus: Nooo! Let me go!!!
Narrator: Zeus had a really good plan, he wanted to tie Prometheus to a rock where an eagle came to eat his liver, but the liver would regenerate because he is inmortal.
Zeus: I will make him suffer !!! hahahahahahah
Narrator: One day Hercules saw the giant Eagle and he killed it, saving Prometheus.
Prometheus: You saved me form the eagle!!! Many thanks!!!!
Hercules: You are welcome, it has not been very difficult!
Narrator: Zeus, proud of his son, didn´t worry about Prometheus´ punishment, and he invited him to the Olimpo, but he would have to carry the rock where he wad tied.
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