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The King In The kitchen By: Katrina Jarrett: Matthew Trueman

Genre: Play Author: Margaret E. SLATTERY Illustrator: Mattew Trueman

Beginning: The peasant asked the king for the Princesses hand in marriage. The king said no and demanded the guard to take the peasant to the dungeon. On the way down the guard and the peasant walked into the kitchen, and the cook asked why the peasant would want to marry the princess.

Middle: The cooks sent the soup upstairs, and the king said it was horrible, and threw it on the floor. The cook tearfully said she went through so much trouble to make that soup. Striding in the kitchen the king said “who made that awful soup” the cook swered him. The king said he can make better soup with he’s eyes closed and he did so.

End: He began to get all the wrong ingredients the kitchen maids were shocked that the king was actually doing this. The kitchen maids said the king had all the wrong ingredients, but the king insisted he knew what he was doing and continued on. when the king was finished no one knew what he made so the king made the duke try the soup and he couldn’t say anything the peasant said it was glue and he was right they sold the glue and named it king’s glue and the king let the peasant marry the princess.