LI: To write a narrative from an AI prompt
This week we got to explore Papyrus AI in Writing. Papyrus AI is a generative AI which has to do with creating things. We used it to help us write a narrative story that incorporated two different fairy tales : Beauty and the Beast, and The Little Mermaid. Papyrus asked us for our ideas, and gave us feedback to improve our paragraphs, until we had completed our whole narrative story. Here is my story :
The Tale of the Two Lost Sisters
On one magical day, deep in the ocean, lived a beautiful, red-haired mermaid named Ariel. She resided in the lost kingdom called the City of Atlantica, in a magical castle made of sand, adorned with beautiful shining pearls on the outside.
Ariel loved to explore life above the sea, and during one of her adventures, she met another princess named Belle. Ariel came across Belle when she swam to the surface and saw the beast’s castle, where Belle was outside reading a book. They chatted and discovered they were sisters because both of their mums had passed away on the same day and both had the same necklace, which their mother had given them.
The two felt both shocked and delighted, as they had always wished for a sister. Belle invited Ariel inside her castle. Ariel asked her father, King Triton, to change her tail into legs so she could enter the castle, and he obliged. They had tea together and shared stories about their lives. They quickly realised they liked each other’s lives and decided to switch places. Ariel’s dad transformed Belle’s legs into a tail, and Ariel stayed back in the castle.
However, the next day, they returned wanting to switch back because they felt out of place in their new environments. They switched back to their normal lives and both agreed on the importance of loving one’s own life. They realised that they hadn’t shared enough about their lives before switching and now appreciated how different and challenging each other’s lives were.
Through their conversations, they became closer, accepted their differences, and grew even stronger as sisters. Their bond strengthened as they planned to keep sharing and connecting, embracing their differences.
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