Toby's first blog post
Once upon a time, there lived a horse and, actually this story has a king too and a frog and a prince. Once upon a time there lived a big giant cowboy and a horse and a knight and a prince and a cowboy and a little frog and prince and a king too. And then they saw a dragon. The knight kicked out the sword to the dragon and he taped on his cape and flied fast to the dragon and the dragon fell on the grass and smashed the grass open. The grass opened and then the dragon fell in some water with some roots. He hit the roots and the roots opened. And then he floated away and then he came to chair and he passed some things and then he climbed out on dry land and then he looked wet. His wings were still dry and were sticking out. He had dirty teeth. And then he just typed on his computer and shuffled on Strongbad and then he took off his sword and pointed it to the dragon and then he threw it at the dragon and the dragon saw arrow in his front skin. And then the other knights came behind the other knight and walked out. And then they shuffled their swords at the dragons and then they throwed some arrows at the dragon. and the skin opened and then they threw some more arrows but the arrows passed in a building and hit a person. Swords came running behind. They pointed out some little swords and the swords landed in the ground.
And that’s enough story. And then they just swept and then they swinged at the park. And beppoed and slept. And then they just turned into dragons and turned into night guards. The guards turned into elephants and then they turned into trucks, and then they turned into peoples. And then they turned into phones and then they turned back into knights.
And that’s enough story. And then they drived their trucks.


3 Comments:
I like it. Can I buy the movie rights?
Toby,
We like it when things turn into other things. We love your story. Can the next one be about trains? We love trains.
Wesley and Oliver
We're listening to offers right now, but before we make any decisions I think we'll want to see what direction this franchise is heading. See if the author has any intention for sequels, perhaps trying to broaden the intended audience a bit. I advised him to tone down the violence in future installments to reach a wider demographic, but you know artists...it's all about the integrity of his vision. What can you do?
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