The Dinosaur School Play
The dinosaurs at the local school decide to put on a play for the annual talent show. The T-Rex is cast as the lead, but there’s one problem: he keeps forgetting his lines.
“I’m supposed to roar, but I can’t remember the rest of the script!” says the T-Rex, pacing back and forth backstage.
The Triceratops, who plays a supporting role, reassures him: “Don’t worry, just do what you do best. Roar, stomp, and make your entrance big. No one will notice the script!”
As the curtain rises, the T-Rex bursts onto the stage, roaring loudly. “I am the king of this show!” he declares, as the audience goes wild.
But then, a Stegosaurus backstage whispers, “Wait, didn’t we rehearse the part where you say ‘I am the king of the dinosaurs’?”
The T-Rex pauses, then shouts, “Fine, I’ll ad-lib!” and strikes a pose, causing the crowd to laugh even harder.
It turns out, the best performances are the ones where you make it up as you go along!
