Week 10 Microfiction

Microfiction versions of The Elephant Girly-face


6 Word Story

 Elephant hear, elephant do, it's simple!

Two Sentence Story

 The sweet, sweet elephant can quickly change
His emotions, influenced by all, are great in range

Author's Note: These microfictions are based off The Elephant Girly Face by Ellen C. Babbitt. Going into these, I had only ever read one other microfiction, and never written one. Writing them based on an already short Jataka tale made it much easier. I tried to keep only the main point as to make it as short as possible, and I think it worked out pretty well!

Lucy the Elephant

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