Sep 2, 2018
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Drew a role play made up by my school mate. It's a pirate theme
North Shore
Star Robinson lives in Hawaii with her parents, her Grandma, which she calls Tutu, and her big sister, ‘Megan’. One day, Star was participating in the annual Hawaii’s Women Association Rode and she was competing in the Keikei Division’s horse show. She and her sponsor’s horse, ‘Sunshine’ were competing in it. Although Star was nervous, her mother assures that no matter what happens, she is proud of her daughter.
Star thought back to when her Tutu won a competition at age ten, and learned how to ride horses at an early age from her father. Now, she must continue the Robinson Family line in horse-riding. When she was called out, Star performed the best routines as she could. Everyone was astonished by her effort, including a camp sponsor named, ‘Maria Gonzalez’. The judges were so impressed that they declared her the winner of the Keikei Division horse show.
Later, everyone congratulated Star for her effort. The whole thing reminded her father so much of the paniolos, which were Hawaiian cow folk. Megan is proud of her little sister, but hopes that she doesn’t beg and plead to buy Sunshine from Mr. Griffin, Sunshine’s owner. Maria came to them and offered Star a two-week stay at a horse camp, which includes a scholarship. Her parents figured that this would be a great chance for Star to get a proper education. Star, on the other hand, plans to earn the scholarship so she could officially buy Sunshine.
Operation Sunshine
Phase 1: Learn as much as she can from Maria.
Phase 2: Win the Hilo Rodeo
Phase 3: Use the money to buy Sunshine
The next day, Mr. And Mrs. Robinson filled out the application for horse camp. To pass the time, Tutu and Star decided to talk to Mr. Griffin to bring Sunshine to Horse Camp for two weeks. They arrived at his house covered in red hibiscuses and purple bougainvillea. He refused at first, but when they mentioned Maria Gonzalez he changed his mind and let Sunshine come with her, as long as the horse doesn’t injure herself nor get sick during the two-week stay.
On Monday, Star and Sunshine arrived at Horse Camp in Kawaihae. Star brought enough supplies to last for two weeks and a jacket her mom insisted she bring, in case she gets cold. Star wasn’t sure what the others would think of her due to her communication with horses, but remembers that her mother advised her to be her horse-loving self and things will be okay.
When Maria introduced Star to the campers, two kids named Liko and Heidi introduced themselves and Star seemed to like them. Maria tested Star’s horse skills out by letting her ride the most powerful horse in the camp: Pilinkia. He may be scary with his black fur and mane, but loves sugarcanes. Star rode him like she did with Sunshine. Everyone was amazed by how she pulled it off without falling down.
After that, it was time for the kids to go to their cabins. Star, Liko and Heidi shared the same cabin that has the best view of the lake. Heidi explained their horses should meet each other. When Star mentioned how much she loved Sunshine and wanted to bring her home, Heidi explained that she wasn’t allowed to bring her horse, ‘Mango’ home to Maui. However, Star assures that she’ll be okay.
On Tuesday, they were out riding horses, Star decided to ride butterscotch to show what she made of.
Other bunk mates, Greg and Evan, they remembered seeing her at the rodeo and were pleased with the results.
On Wednesday, her family arrived with some bad news, Star has to return home because of an unexpected car crash in the family’s backyard.. This was sad news for Star. She said her goodbyes and returned home.
Back home, Star learned that a real estate agent was running late for work when he accidentally crashed into her family’s backyard. Luckily no one was hurt. She decided to get the neighbors help by letting her father share his famous lasagna recipe and doing their taxes for the next two to three years. Megan tried to cheer her up with some banana pudding, but to no avail.
A week later, Star was fixing up the fences when she met a local horse trainer named ‘Bethany’ she heard about what happened to her backyard and thought she could train Star for free. With a big smile Star agreed to the free horse riding lessons.
On the first day of her new horse riding lessons, Bethany decided to introduce her to her nephew and his best friend. When they got to the office Star met two familiar figures. They were Liko and Heidi. They lived right near Bethany’s horse stable all their lives. Star was thrilled to have her camp friends nearby.
A month passed and Star got better at her rose-riding skills. All thanks to her new instructor and friends.
On the day of the rodeo a parade was held to honor the occasions. There were plumerias and Ohi'a Lehuas all over. Then it was time for the rodeo. Star’s family, Bethany, and her new best friends were in the audience waiting nervously for her. Backstage, Star was making final preparations when her Tutu came in to give her a present. It was the horseshoe pin her late husband gave her when they started dating. Star placed the pin on her vest and felt The Robinson Paniolo Legacy inside her.
After her performance, Star won the competition. For the prize she won six thousand dollars and new equipment. Star decided to use the money to help fix her family’s backyard and buy Sunshine.
She is the best Paniolo horse rider, indeed.
The end
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