Good
day people! How are you today…? I bring some good news! It’s about the war
between us Greeks, and them Trojans. As you know, us Greeks have always been
beaten by the mean Trojans. Well, it’s time for revenge! A month before, a
clever man, Odysseus constructs the Trojan horse. It was a big horse, and it
was hollow inside, so that the armies could hide inside the horse. There’s also
a trapdoor on the side. Food and water was kept inside to keep the soldiers
alive. Odysseus’ plan was to trick Troy. Some armies went and hide inside the
horse, while some pretend to leave having given up.
A
week ago, the Trojans thought that we, the Greeks, had fled because we’re
chickens. (Who said so?) Cluck cluck cluck!!! The Trojans thought that the
horse was a gift, and the dumb Trojans brought the horse we made inside Troy.
Odysseus’ plan worked. The horse was dragged inside Troy. He was very clever,
isn’t he??? Let us give a big applause to our hero, Odysseus!! Clap clap clap!
But sadly, five days ago, hiding inside the horse, that
mischievous Helen called out names so the armies will answer. I interviewed one
man, and he said his friend, Anticulus, die. Helen’s voice was so similar to
Anticulus’ wife’s voice, that Anticulus would answer her, but Odysseus held his
mouth tight, not to make a sound, or the Trojans would know that the Greek
soldiers were inside the horse. But Anticulus is a stubborn man, he want to
shout back, so Odysseus held his mouth tighter and tighter until Anticulus lost
his breath and died.
Just
three days ago, at night time, Odysseus checked to see if all the Trojans were
asleep. They were. So the trap door was unlocked, and they all went out into
the open air. Some of them open the city gates, and they let the other Greek
soldiers who had pretended to leave and fled like chickens enter. They captured
all the men they could find, and killed all of them. The women and the children
will be slaves in Greece.
Yesterday, the women and the children were brought here to be slaves. How they wept!