One day at school, it was a warm winter day. The snow was very packable. Because of this, we decided to build a snowman named Griffin. We first rolled his body. I made the head, then we realized we needed a middle part. After we had assembled Griffin, he needed a face, so I went searching. I tried pinecones for eyes, that didn’t work. Then I saw some melted snow. It was slightly brown because it was melted. We made eyes out of that. Then I saw some wood chips. We used that for his mouth. He didn’t have any nose. Next recess, I brought out a little tiny pencil for a nose. By last recess, we crowned Griffin a snowman with a crown we made. We started making Griffin a wife. Then we had to go inside. We came back the next day to find a tragedy. Griffin had been MURDERED! We had a proper burial. There was one person there who was quite insensitive. [Unnamed]. It was heartbreaking. I have decided to visit his burial every recess in honor of him. He was less than 12 hours old. Rest in peace Griffin.
Retold by Andrew
One day at school, we were in the laboratory. We decided to make a robot named Griffin. He had a head that was a screen, two metal arms and he had rockets so he could fly because it would be kind of ironic if he could not fly like a griffin. Anyways, we created his body and then we programmed him, we made him nice and like a gentleman. He had two big eyes and he had a very big mustache. By the way, the mustache was my idea. Then I noticed that if we can make one robot, we can make another one. So, we made another robot. A wife for griffin. Her name was Griffete. By the time we had to go home, we decided to leave Griffin at school.
The next day, Griffin and Griffete were sitting at a table at school. Then my friends and I thought that if Griffin and Griffete were married, they might want another companion to take care of. Therefore, we decided to make them a robot………………………………………
Puppy!
We got to work immediately, and my friends and I created a family of robots who lived happily ever after.
Originally by Declan
Recreated by Andrew