Once upon a time, there lived a man named Andronicus who lived in the ancient city of Athens, Greece. He was known for his love of Greek tragedies but one day he was transported to modern-day Europe where he discovered the concept of comedy.

Andronicus was so amazed by this new form of entertainment that he decided to bring it back to Athens and put on a comedy show. The only problem was, he had never written a comedy before and all his knowledge was based on tragedy.

So, he set out to write the funniest play ever written from a completely different perspective. He wrote about a landmark in Athens that came to life and caused chaos with its silly antics. The play was a huge success and everyone in Athens laughed and cheered.

Andronicus became known as the father of Greek comedy and his play became a landmark in its own right. From that day on, he continued to write wonderful comedies and brought joy to the people of Athens.

The end.

Reflections

1. What is Andronicus known for before he discovered comedy?
2. Where did Andronicus discover comedy?
3. What was the biggest challenge Andronicus faced when writing his comedy play?
4. How did the people of Athens react to Andronicus' play?
5. What did Andronicus become known as after his successful comedy play?