a mysterious story
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a story created by Young Green Writers during the e-Twinning learning lab: Creative writing in eTwinning- a hands on experienceTRANSCRIPT
Cornelia Melcu, Vasso Oikonomidou, Magdalena Goc , Angela Tsakiri, Dimitris Tsintzas
YOUNG
GREEN
WRITERS A MYSTERIOUS
Cornelia Melcu, Vasso Oikonomidou, Magdalena Goc , Angela Tsakiri, Dimitris Tsintzas
MYSTERIOUS STORY
12/23/2012
Cornelia Melcu, Vasso Oikonomidou, Magdalena Goc , Angela Tsakiri, Dimitris Tsintzas
STORY
prints as if a child played with
I seen them? Are they real? How does the child that left them look like? Is it a girl with
beautiful, golden locks round her small, sweet childish headie or a boy, small cupid? Where
am I?
What had happened? Have I lost my memory?”
The mystery was growing...
When dr. Watson arrived, the scene was set:
• the baby handprint
• the broken necklace
• a torn paper, possibly airfare
• the drawn papers and
• the lecture that never took place. The lecture that this dynamic woman was
about to give.
A Mysterious Story
There she lay, unconscious, on the staircase, her
pearly necklace broken and the little beige
scattered all around. She was dressed up in her fine
silky dress and fur coat. She was sure everything would
be perfect tonight. Her red cabriolet ca
for her in the locked garage and so was everybody else.
Never again, had she broken her promises
“Am I alive or is this that another world, that
better one? I can see some fairly coloured
as if a child played with different paints and left its prints on the paper. Where have
I seen them? Are they real? How does the child that left them look like? Is it a girl with
beautiful, golden locks round her small, sweet childish headie or a boy, small cupid? Where
had happened? Have I lost my memory?”
When dr. Watson arrived, the scene was set:
the baby handprint
the broken necklace
a torn paper, possibly airfare
the drawn papers and
lecture that never took place. The lecture that this dynamic woman was
The telephone kept ringing constantly.
Participants of the lecture were eager to hear what
professor Sarah Green had to propose about a
revolutionary method to address t
excessive exposure to the ultraviolet rays of the sun.
Neither sunscreen creams nor sunglasses
longer be needed. Unfortunately, that lecture never
took place...
Picture 1: Dr. Watson
There she lay, unconscious, on the staircase, her
and the little beige pearls
scattered all around. She was dressed up in her fine
silky dress and fur coat. She was sure everything would
cabriolet car was waiting
for her in the locked garage and so was everybody else.
Never again, had she broken her promises.
“Am I alive or is this that another world, that
better one? I can see some fairly coloured baby hand
different paints and left its prints on the paper. Where have
I seen them? Are they real? How does the child that left them look like? Is it a girl with
beautiful, golden locks round her small, sweet childish headie or a boy, small cupid? Where
lecture that never took place. The lecture that this dynamic woman was
The telephone kept ringing constantly.
Participants of the lecture were eager to hear what
professor Sarah Green had to propose about a
revolutionary method to address the problem of
excessive exposure to the ultraviolet rays of the sun.
sunglasses would any
longer be needed. Unfortunately, that lecture never
: Dr. Watson
The experienced dr. Watson’s eye fell on the torn ticket. Destination
Who would want to hurt her? Did she have any enemies? She was a prominent
scientist, always caring for those in need.
The questions must be answered but not by
her, her memory loss won’t help. Dr. Watson has to
find the people close to her. Was anyone supposed
to go with her on that trip to the safari park? A tiny
rhinoceros hanging from her key
maybe she had been there before. Going on a safari
trip is certainly not somewhere to go with your
girlfriends... a man must be involved. Dr. Watson
checked her agenda and called the plane company.
There was the answer! Mr. Gibson, the
winner of the Olympic Games
running had made a reservation for three for the trip
their relationship be?
And what about solar radiation? Kenya is one of the most warm and
sunny places on earth. How is it connected with Sarah’s research? Is it because she and her
child were planning to live there with Jonathan? The pieces of the puzzle began to come
together. But what changed the last
daughter to Kenya with him? And why did he leave Sarah behind? Or is there some other
explanation lurking?
Picture 3: Kenya
The experienced dr. Watson’s eye fell on the torn ticket. Destination
Who would want to hurt her? Did she have any enemies? She was a prominent
scientist, always caring for those in need.
The questions must be answered but not by
on’t help. Dr. Watson has to
find the people close to her. Was anyone supposed
to go with her on that trip to the safari park? A tiny
hanging from her keyring implied that
had been there before. Going on a safari
trip is certainly not somewhere to go with your
a man must be involved. Dr. Watson
checked her agenda and called the plane company.
There was the answer! Mr. Gibson, the gold medal
ic Games in long distance
had made a reservation for three for the trip. Only two flew this morning.
The missing child kept torturing the detective’s
mind. My God! Sarah’s daughter! It was
obvious. A child was living with Sarah but
nobody knew if she was married. Jonathan
Gibson was the only man in her life. He should
go by himself in Kenya! Sure. That’s where he
was staying the whole year practicing his
athletics for the World Championship. Now
wanted both of them there but Sarah refused.
Why? Sarah never took her ticket. She ripped
it and threw it away.... but the child? All the
evidence led to the conclusion of kidnapping!
And what about solar radiation? Kenya is one of the most warm and
unny places on earth. How is it connected with Sarah’s research? Is it because she and her
child were planning to live there with Jonathan? The pieces of the puzzle began to come
ther. But what changed the last minute? Was it Jonathan Gibso
daughter to Kenya with him? And why did he leave Sarah behind? Or is there some other
Picture 2: J. J. Gibson shows off his gold medal after
winning the 5,000m at the
The experienced dr. Watson’s eye fell on the torn ticket. Destination: Kenya.
Who would want to hurt her? Did she have any enemies? She was a prominent
. Only two flew this morning. What could
The missing child kept torturing the detective’s
mind. My God! Sarah’s daughter! It was
ous. A child was living with Sarah but
nobody knew if she was married. Jonathan
Gibson was the only man in her life. He should
go by himself in Kenya! Sure. That’s where he
was staying the whole year practicing his
athletics for the World Championship. Now he
wanted both of them there but Sarah refused.
Why? Sarah never took her ticket. She ripped
away.... but the child? All the
ce led to the conclusion of kidnapping!
And what about solar radiation? Kenya is one of the most warm and
unny places on earth. How is it connected with Sarah’s research? Is it because she and her
child were planning to live there with Jonathan? The pieces of the puzzle began to come
Was it Jonathan Gibson who took Sarah’s
daughter to Kenya with him? And why did he leave Sarah behind? Or is there some other
shows off his gold medal after
winning the 5,000m at the Olympic Games
and her favorite song was “
and NOT because of Kenya).
Jonathan was hoping to take both of them with him but when he came, he saw Anna
and the guitarist together. He announced her that he was going to take both her and their
daughter with him to Kenya. But Sarah refused
Jonathan was very disappointed and went to a nearby pub. He
The rest can easily be understood. Inspector Watson have clarified another case of
mystery. But was it enough? Deep inside, he knew that the story was hidi
He smoked his last cigarette and took the road to his house.
Small, everyday stories … as usual.
Yes! A flash memory came to dr. Watson’s
mind. She was Green He was Gibson. The answer to
the puzzle was a green Gibson!
Sarah met this guitar player and ran away from
the goldmedalist when he decided to change his name
to Gibson. Then he came back to take his child with
him. Sarah was not a good mother. Her life was
devoted in research and now she was following that
man in all his concerts leaving her child alone. The
group he is playing is named “Smashing Pumpkins”
and her favorite song was “Rhinoceros” (that’s why she carried that rhino in her keyring
Jonathan was hoping to take both of them with him but when he came, he saw Anna
and the guitarist together. He announced her that he was going to take both her and their
daughter with him to Kenya. But Sarah refused - she didn’t want to leave the guitaris
Jonathan was very disappointed and went to a nearby pub. He got drunk and lost control...
The rest can easily be understood. Inspector Watson have clarified another case of
mystery. But was it enough? Deep inside, he knew that the story was hidi
He smoked his last cigarette and took the road to his house.
Small, everyday stories … as usual.
THE END
Yes! A flash memory came to dr. Watson’s
mind. She was Green He was Gibson. The answer to
Sarah met this guitar player and ran away from
the goldmedalist when he decided to change his name
to Gibson. Then he came back to take his child with
him. Sarah was not a good mother. Her life was
devoted in research and now she was following that
all his concerts leaving her child alone. The
group he is playing is named “Smashing Pumpkins”
” (that’s why she carried that rhino in her keyring
Jonathan was hoping to take both of them with him but when he came, he saw Anna
and the guitarist together. He announced her that he was going to take both her and their
she didn’t want to leave the guitarist.
got drunk and lost control...
The rest can easily be understood. Inspector Watson have clarified another case of
mystery. But was it enough? Deep inside, he knew that the story was hiding a family drama.