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Once upon a time there was a young boy named 

Widge who did not know where he belonged. He 

often had masters that were very mean to him but 

eventually it got so bad his master named Simon 

Bass tried to have him steal a Shakespeare script 

named Hamlet!!!

Widge did not like the idea of stealing scripts, 

he thought it was wrong but he tried to 

accomplish what his master has asked of him. 

Simon Bass wanted the Hamlet script because 

he wanted Widge to copy it in a code that his 

former master Dr. Bright taught him. So Widge 

and Simon Bass went on a trip to London to 

steal the script.

In Widge's attempt to steal the script he almost 

burnt down the theater. Then Widge lost the 

script and if he went back with nothing Simon 

Bass would be furious at him so he went inside 

to try to find the script but all of a sudden they 

caught him. Widge had to lie his way out of 

trouble and all that lying caused him to get a job 

at the theater.

Eventually Widge became to like the theater and 

make some new friends. Widge meant people 

like Mr. Pope, Sander, Julia and Shakespeare. 

These people made him feel real welcome each 

and everyday. Widge didn't want to betray them. 

Widge was lost he didn't know what to decide 

but he knew it's very wrong to STEAL! He also 

knew that Simon Bass was never nice to him but 

his friends and Mr. Pope were so he decided to 

stay because they were his real family! He chose 

not to betray his family.

Simon Bass did not take it lightly when Widge 

decided to stay at the theater. So he got the 

play book from someone who worked at the 

theater named Nick. So then Widge and Sander 

went to stop Simon Bass and one of the teachers 

got in a duel with Simon Bass and Widge took 

the play book while he didn't notice and got it to 

safety!!! Then everything worked out perfectly 

fine.

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