The Fisherman and His Wife Title: The Fisherman and His Wife Group Member: Alice, Patty, Sally, Smile, Teresa Characters Fisherman: A man who makes living by catching fish Fisherman’s Wife: A women who is so greedy and bad tempered that never satisfy with what she has Alice: The fisherman and his wife’s daughter who is beautiful and kind-hearted Patty: A young and handsome servant of their family when they were rich later Golden Fish: A fish which is grateful and has magic power Scene 1 (The scene is set at the door of the fisherman’s home, when he comes home without any fish. He hasn’t caught a single fish for two weeks in a row. He is hasitating whether to knock the door or not. Fisherman: (Talks to himself. No fish again, but I have tried for the whole morning. Now my wife has a good reason to laid her tongue lashing on me. (Finally decided to knock the door Fisherman: I’m home, dear. Fisherman’s Wife: Did you catch any fish today? Fisherman: Ah...no, I didn’t. Fisherman’s Wife: Then you’d better stay outside. Alice: (Quietly Come in, dad, come in. Fisherman’s wife: No fish again. (Saying as pocking You haven’t caught any fish for two weeks. Look at what am I eating, the hard, disgusting bread! If I keep eating this, my teeth would come off my mouth. Alice: Mom, stop pocking my dad. You can’t grill him like that. It’s not his fault. It’s winter now, ane there is almost no fish in the sea. Fisherman’s wife: What You think I am grilling him I’m telling the truth! Look at the hard bread we eat, I haven’t eaten meat for three months; and the shabby house we live, I can fell the wind come from the hole on the wall. Alice: But we still have bread, right? Fisherman’s wife: If things keeps going like this, we will starve to death. Alice: But,mom. I... Fisherman: Hey,hey. Stop, stop. All right, I will go to catch some fish now. Just wait, I will come back before dinner. Fisherman’s Wife: If you can’t catch any fish today, I will not let you in. (The fisherman leaves his home Scene 2 (The fisherman goes to the sea and starts to cast the fishing net
