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Help my master! Help the Lord of Chester! He fell into the river!!

King: the Lord of Chester calls for help! Guards run and help the Lord of Chester. He is my friend!

Guard 1: Yes, yes Your Majesty!

Peter: My clothes… where are my clothes? I’m cold!

Puss in Boots 2: Oh, my poor Lord! Where are your clothes?

King: Guards, new clothes for the Lord of Chester. Hurry up!

Guard 2: Yes, Your Majesty!

Princess Lilly: Lord of Chester, are you Ok?

Peter: Yes. Thank you for your help!

King: This is my daughter, Princess Lilly.

Peter: How are you, Princess Lilly!

Princess Lilly: Very well, thank you, Lord of Chester!

Peter: Princess Lilly, you are very pretty!

Princess Lilly: Oh! Lord of Chester, you are a very nice man!

King: Please, come with us, Lord of Chester!

Scene 5

Narrator 6: Puss in Boots talks to some farmers.

Farmer 3: Who’s that man?

Farmer 4: It’s not a man! It’s a cat!

Farmer 3: A cat in boots?

Farmer 4: It is coming to us.

Farmer 3: What do you want?

Puss in Boots 2: Whose land is this?

Farmer 1: It’s the wizard’s.

Puss in Boots 2: No, it’s the land of the Lord of Chester now!

Farmer 2: the land of the Lord of Chester?

Puss in Boots 2: Yes! He is a very good man!

Farmers 3+4: Hooray! Hooray!

Narrator 6: The king talks to the farmers.

King: Good afternoon! Whose land is this?

Farmers 1+2: Good afternoon, Your Majesty. It’s the land of the Lord of Chester.

King : You are a rich man, Lord of Chester!

Peter: I’m very rich!

Scene 6

Narrator 7: The Puss in Boots runs to the castle. A bad wizard lives there…

Puss in Boots 3: On, two, three, four, open the door!

Wizard: The key is on
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