Activity 3||Stage 3||English

By: Jose Angel Garcia Sanchez

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You have Luck!

There was a time at the beach when my sisters and I built an awesome sandcastle. We recruited this other kid who wanted to help. When we weren't there, he was trying to take credit for our work saying that he built the sandcastle.

I would feel angry seeing Kay trying to lie about being king while Arthur was the one who deserves to be king.

The story would've changed drastically. First, he would've never been able to save Arthur and hand him over to Sir Ector. Secondly, he wouldn't have been able to tell the people of the sword in the stone.

Kay would have become king, even though the rightful king, Arthur, was the one who actually pulled the sword out.

Kay wanted to be king, even though Arthur was the one who pulled out the sword. Also, he wanted all the fame for himself and looked down upon Arthur.