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Lucy And The Frog Alternate Ending

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Once upon a time, there was a Little pig named Lucy. She was called Little Miss Piggy because she was the smallest pig out of the whole town of pigs, the name of the town was pigville. Lucy was walking down Lulu street when all of a sudden this frog jumps out of the woods next to her ; the pig stopped real fast and jumped back. The frog started to speak, “My name is frog Rumplestiltskin, I have come to grant you 3 wishes”. Lucy stood there and thought for a minute, she could really use 3 wishes but maybe this isn 't true. The pig started taking again, “ These wishes will bring you great happiness but you will lose one thing you love very much if you choose to take these 3 grants”. Lucy wondered what loving thing the frog would take from her. Lucy told the frog, “ Okay! I …show more content…

She screamed “ I am now a huge piggy giant!”. She started running to the mirror and her head hit the ceiling she was very disappointed that she trusted a frog. Not too long after she calmed down someone wrung her door bell. She walked to the door and saw that it was the frog, she wanted to stomp on him but she needed to hear what he had to say. The frog said “ I told you one thing that you love could get taken away or gone wrong, and something like this is what could have gone wrong but i am very sorry because i have no control over when goes wrong or what gets taken away. It took Lucy awhile to understand but she finally did and she forgave him. Instead of her getting 3 wishes granted she only wanted one but she made the frog promise that it has to come true by tomorrow and it cannot be a prank like this one. That night she made her wish and heer wish was “ I hope to go back to my normal size, to be happy with the size of my home and the patients to find true love”. Then she lays in her very small bed and falls to

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