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Robo The Robot


Somewhere in the world, there is a robot who doesn't like how he looks, and his name is Robo. One day, while playing, Robo found a magic oil can. As he was walking through town, he saw one of his friends. His friend has a big intena, Robo wanted a big one too. He grabbed his oil can and wished for one, and so it was granted. Robo with his new intena was happy. But he was not built for one, so his ballance was off. He tried to balance out when he saw someone with big feet. Robo thought that if he had bigger feet he could ballance. He used his magic oil can to wish for bigger feet. Robos wish was granted. But he wasnt built for them, now with his new feet he walks funny. Robo kept running into things while he walked. So he made another wish, a wish for bigger eyes. With his new eyes he could see things better, but his eyes were —-------- While on his way home, Robo tried to work with his new self, But he tripped on his big feet and fell. Robos new parts all broke off him. Robo cried at how he looked. Hearing someone crying, Robos mother ran outside. She saw her son, who looked different, was crying. Robo explained everything to his mother. He told her about how he didnt like how he looked, so he change with his magic oil can. Robos mother told him that he is perfect the way he is. His mother grabbed the oil can and used its last drops to make a wish. She wished for Robo to be the way he was before finding the oil can. With the last drips her wish was granted. Robo was back to his old self again. He smiled and hugged his mother. After a long day, Robo and his mother went home, just the way they are.

 

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