The Two Goats and the Bridge

Characters:

1. Narrator

2. Graceful Goat

3. Grumpy Goat

Narrator: In a peaceful meadow, there were two goats - one graceful and one grumpy. Let's join them in their tale.

(Graceful Goat and Grumpy Goat on the stage, a representation of a bridge)

Narrator: One day, the two goats found themselves on opposite sides of a narrow bridge over a flowing river.

(Graceful Goat and Grumpy Goat face the bridge)

Graceful Goat: Hello there! It seems we both want to cross the bridge. How about we go one at a time?

Grumpy Goat: Hmph! I was here first. I'll cross first. Move aside!

Narrator: The grumpy goat, in a rush, tried to cross the bridge, but the bridge was only wide enough for one goat at a time.

(Grumpy Goat struggles to cross)

Graceful Goat: Hold on! If we take turns, we can both cross without any trouble.

Narrator: The graceful goat, trying to be helpful, suggested a solution.

(Graceful Goat gestures)

Grumpy Goat: I don't need your help! I can do it myself.

Narrator: The grumpy goat, determined to prove itself, insisted on crossing first, causing a bit of chaos.

(Grumpy Goat attempts to cross, both goats get stuck)

Graceful Goat: See, if we just took turns, we would have avoided this.

Narrator: Realizing the importance of cooperation, the two goats decided to take turns crossing the bridge.

(Graceful Goat and Grumpy Goat take turns)

Graceful Goat: Thank you for being patient. Teamwork makes everything easier.

Grumpy Goat: I suppose you're right. Maybe working together isn't such a bad idea.

Narrator: The two goats, having crossed the bridge peacefully, continued their journey, now understanding the value of cooperation.