Scene-01

Scene 1

Once there was a poor widow who lived in a humble cottage by a wood-side in a valley. She was an honest old woman, and ever since the death of her husband, she had been living with her only 2 daughters. After the death of her husband, the widow had to work hard and cheerfully to support herself and her only 2 daughters. She had a small piece of land where she could produce food from their farm. She had 3 fat pigs, 3 cows, and a sheep, called Mally. She also had a rooster, called Chanticleer, and a hen, called Pertelote. The widow loved her animals and took good care of them, especially Chanticleer.

Source: ../README.md#scene-1

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Summary

A poor Widow lives in a modest valley cottage with her two daughters and the animals that keep the household alive. This scene establishes the domestic world that includes Chanticleer and Pertelote.

Scene description

Once there was a poor widow who lived in a humble cottage by a wood-side in a valley. She was an honest old woman, and ever since the death of her husband, she had been living with her only 2 daughters. After the death of her husband, the widow had to work hard and cheerfully to support herself and her only 2 daughters. She had a small piece of land where she could produce food from their farm. She had 3 fat pigs, 3 cows, and a sheep, called Mally. She also had a rooster, called Chanticleer, and a hen, called Pertelote. The widow loved her animals and took good care of them, especially Chanticleer.

Source excerpt

Once there was a poor widow who lived in a humble cottage by a wood-side in a valley. She was an honest old woman, and ever since the death of her husband, she had been living with her only 2 daughters. After the death of her husband, the widow had to work hard and cheerfully to support herself and her only 2 daughters. She had a small piece of land where she could produce food from their farm. She had 3 fat pigs, 3 cows, and a sheep, called Mally. She also had a rooster, called Chanticleer, and a hen, called Pertelote. The widow loved her animals and took good care of them, especially Chanticleer.

Entities

• Widow
• Daughters
• Farm-Animals
• Chanticleer
• Pertelote

Clean-up notes

• Keep the household roster consistent with Characters-and-Roles.

Next actions

• Source excerpt extracted from README.
• Scene summary updated with story-specific content.
• Relevant entity links added for scene continuity.