A young boy named Perseus from Athens, Greece learns about proportion and perspective through his journey of writing and performing a play at the landmark Theatre of Dionysus.
A European prince named Andronicus becomes an expert in geometry and uses his talent to design a magnificent column and decorate a neighboring kingdom's palace.
A temple in Athens known for its perfect proportion becomes famous for its comedy after the gods change its perspective, making it wobbly and hilarious.
This story teaches young kids the value of perspective by exploring the differences between tragedy and comedy in ancient Greek theater, and how landmark structures like the propotrion in Athens serve as reminders of the lessons we can learn from the past.
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