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Peter was a bad boy. He would steal everything in sight, and he 

was mean to everyone, including his dad. He was a liar and a 

cheater at school as well. Peter had stolen so many toys, but he 

still was not happy, because he had no friends. None at all.

And Peter only ate junk food. Slowly, as Peter grew up, 

he started to grow fatter and fatter

Finally, Peter's parents were tired of him 

getting in trouble, and they told him to leave 

the house forever, so that he would learn a 

lesson.

While traveling, Peter met a monkey and a dog who asked him if he needed 

help. But Peter just saw the food they were carrying, and he thought about 

how hungry he was. 

The animals were about to ask Peter if he wanted some food, but 

before they could ask, Peter stole their food.

    "Leave our forest!" exclaimed the monkey angrily, as the dog ran 

away. A wise old witch watched this happen from far away.

      Peter walked through the forest until he reached a 

clearing.There, he saw a house and an old witch.

     "Hello," the witch said, "I saw what you did in the 

forest. That was the wrong thing to do. But I am still 

willing to help you. Keep on walking until you leave the 

forest and see a large mountain. There, you will see a large 

giant who will help you. However, be warned - the giant 

keeps much gold and food in his lair, and will be very mad 

if you take any. If he is not there, wait patiently for him to 

arrive. That is what you must do. But first, come and rest in 

my house to prepare for the journey."

      The witch prepared a feast. Peter ate all of the food and 

left without saying thank you. While on his journey, Peter 

stole food from many other animals. Peter wished that he 

could have his junk food back.

After a long day of travel, Peter arrived at the 

giant's home. There were gigantic amounts of food 

and gold. The giant is nowhere in sight, and I'll 

only take a little, he thought.

Before he knew it, Peter had taken most of the food and 

gold, and had fallen asleep. When the giant returned, he 

was not happy, and told Peter to leave and never return.

Before long, Peter found himself in front of a 

volcano guarded by a huge dragon and several other 

monsters. A centaur came up to him and asked him if 

he needed help. When Peter replied yes, the centaur 

described how his queen was trapped inside the 

volcano and needed to be saved. Peter agreed to help if 

the centaur allowed him to leave, and gave him junk 

food.

With little help from Peter, the centaur defeated the 

two giants guarding the gates to the volcano. Peter 

then realized that he would have to start helping more 

if he wanted to make it out of the volcano alive.

With the volcano looming in the distance, Peter and 

the centaur began to fight more monsters, when all of 

a sudden, the witch from the forest appeared and 

helped them beat the evil monsters.

At last, the heroes arrived at the dungeon where the 

queen was trapped, but it was being guarded by the 

giant dragon. The giant dragon and its minions were 

too powerful to beat, and they ended up locking Peter in 

jail.

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