MidReal Story
Whispers of Fablewood
Scenario: favola per bambini con protagonisti animali che vivono esperienze al fine di imparare nuovi insegnamenti e lezioni di vita.
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Leo Lionheart
brave lion cub, friends with all animals, golden fur and a curious gaze, courageous and kindhearted
Eliza Elefun
wise elephant calf, mentor to Leo, large ears and gentle eyes, intelligent and patient
Terry Tortoise
slow but steady tortoise, friend of Leo and Eliza, green shell and wrinkled skin, wise and humorous
Once upon a time, in the enchanted forest of Fablewood, there lived a young lion cub named Leo Lionheart.
He was the bravest of all the animals and was friends with everyone in the forest.
With his golden fur and curious gaze, he would often go on adventures to explore the magical forest.
One day, Leo decided to go on an adventure and explore the forest.
He walked through the dense trees and bushes, listening to the chirping of birds and the rustling of leaves.
He felt happy and content as he walked through the forest, but soon he realized that he had lost his way.
He looked around and saw that he was near the riverbank, but he could not see any familiar landmarks that would help him find his way back home.
Leo started to panic as he did not know what to do or where to go.
Just then, he heard a gentle voice calling out to him.
Leo turned around and saw Eliza Elefun, a wise elephant calf who lived in Fablewood.
The sun was still half asleep when Leo Lionheart, the lion cub with a heart as golden as his fur, decided to go on an adventure.
He was the bravest of all the animals in the enchanted forest of Fablewood and was known throughout the land for his exceptional bravery and kindness.
With just a smile from him, he could brighten even the gloomiest of days, for he possessed a rare light that shone from within and brought peace and joy to all who saw it.
And so it was that morning, as the sun rose to paint the sky with hues of pink and orange, that Leo’s adventurous spirit stirred within him.
The tiny forepaws of the young lion twitched with excitement and impatience as he got ready for his daily walk with his mother.
She would take him on her back, and they would explore the forest together, listening to the sounds of the animals and enjoying the nature around them.
Leo loved these walks, but today, he felt like doing something different.
He looked at his mother with a mischievous glint in his eyes, hoping she would let him walk by her side instead of on her back.
But even though he was no longer a baby, his mother knew how her little lionheart could be.
“Leo, don’t be so impatient,” she said with a smile.
“You know that you will always be my little boy no matter how big you get.
Now come on, climb on my back so we can start our walk.”
She turned around so her son could easily get onto her back.
Leo playfully hopped on and held on tight to his mother’s fur.
They walked side by side until they reached their usual spot in the forest where they would sit down and enjoy some snacks together.
Leo’s mother would always bring some sweet berries and fruits for him to eat while they were out walking.
The little lion cub loved these breaks, as it gave him an opportunity to look at all the animals around them and feel grateful for everything he had.
As he munched on a juicy apple, Leo watched 2 rabbits bouncing around in the grass.
Their fluffy little tails bobbed up and down as they happily nibbled on some carrots.
He smiled and felt a warm sensation in his heart as he watched the 2 little friends playing together.
Suddenly, the rabbits looked up and saw the lion cub watching them.
“Hi there, Leo!” they said in unison.
“Hello!” he replied with a big smile on his face.
“Are you guys having fun?”
“Yes! We are always having fun when we are together,” they said.
Leo could see the love and joy in their eyes as they spoke to him.
He wanted to have friends like that too—friends who would always be there for him no matter what.
But his friends were already a part of his life.
“Come on, Leo,” his mother said with a gentle nudge.
“It’s time to go home.”
The little lion sighed.
Walking with his mother was always so much fun, but he wished he could go explore the forest and its many secrets.
He’d often dreamt of going out into the wild, to explore pastures new and make new friends.
But every time he mentioned it to her, she’d shake her head and tell him that it wasn’t safe for him to go out alone.
The forest was very dense, and it was easy to get lost if you didn’t know your way around.
But most importantly, Eliza Elefun had taught him that lions were not the only animals living in the forest—there were bears, wolves, foxes, tigers, and many others.
Some of them might not be as friendly as his friends, so it was better to stay close to home.
Although Leo knew that his mother was right, it didn’t stop him from wanting to go out into the wild.
A deep yearning for adventure had taken root inside his heart, urging him to do something about it.
Today seemed like the perfect day to heed its call.
As soon as they got back home, Leo kissed his mother goodbye and walked straight into the forest without looking back.
He couldn’t wait to see what adventure awaited him out there.
The young lion walked and walked until something blocked his way.
He stopped in his tracks and looked around.
There were so many trees and bushes in the forest that he couldn’t see very far ahead of him.
But that didn’t bother him at all.
His heart was filled with courage and determination, and he was sure that he would be able to find his way back home when he wanted to.
He closed his eyes and listened to the sounds of the forest.
The wind was whispering softly in his ears, telling him which way to go, while the leaves rustled under his paws, guiding him with their sweet songs.
The trees hummed ancient melodies, welcoming him to their home.
He took a deep breath, filling his lungs with the fresh air of nature, and continued on his journey.
As Leo walked deeper into the forest, the trees grew taller, and the green foliage thicker.
A few rays of sunlight managed to find their way through the dense canopy above, casting dappled shadows on the ground under his feet.
The golden lion walked swiftly, his bright fur shining like a beam of light in the darkness that surrounded him.
Even though he had never been to this part of the forest before, he wasn’t afraid or worried at all.
He was used to walking around on his own and had never gotten lost before.
He continued on his journey, enjoying the sights and sounds around him as he walked deeper into the forest until the sun began to hide behind the trees and cast long shadows along the ground.
Leo looked up at the sky and realized that it was getting late.
He had been walking for a while now and had no idea where he was or how to get back home.
At first, he wasn’t very worried about it—after all, he was still in Fablewood and would be able to get home sooner or later.
But as time passed, he began to realize just how big the forest really was and how easy it was to get lost in it if you weren’t careful.
The lion cub suddenly felt a pang of worry deep inside his heart.
The forest that had once seemed so full of promise and mystery now looked dark and scary to him.
As Leo looked around with a growing sense of panic, he heard the sound of rushing water somewhere nearby.
His heart skipped a beat, and he felt a sudden surge of fear wash over him.
He knew that there was a river somewhere in the forest and that it flowed all the way through Fablewood.
If he followed the sound of the water, he might be able to find his way back home.
For a moment, Leo didn’t know what to do.
Should he go after the sound of the water and try to find his way back home?
Or should he stay where he was and wait for someone to come and rescue him?
But then, he remembered what his mother told him when she taught him how to find his way around in the forest.
The river always flows from high ground to low ground, she had said.
If you ever get lost in the forest, just remember to follow the sound of the water and you’ll be able to find your way back home in no time!
The young lion closed his eyes and took a deep breath, trying hard to calm down.
He knew that he had to stay calm and think carefully if he wanted to get out of this situation.
If he let fear take over him, he would never be able to find his way back home again.
Leo took a few deep breaths and opened his eyes again when he felt that he was ready to move on.
He turned around and began to retrace his steps along the path he had taken earlier on until he finally emerged from the dense undergrowth and reached the riverbank again.
The young lion looked up and down the river as far as he could see but couldn’t find any familiar landmarks that might help him find his way back home.
He stood there for a moment and stared at the flowing water with a look of worry on his face as he thought to himself: What should I do now?
The sun was beginning to set in the sky and cast long shadows along the ground behind him, signaling that it was almost time for him to go home for dinner soon.
Leo looked around again but still couldn’t see anything familiar anywhere near him.
The forest was so big and vast that it seemed to go on forever and ever in every direction he looked.
He suddenly felt very small and vulnerable as he stood there all alone by the riverbank with no one around to help him or guide him home.
The young lion knew that he was lost— not just in terms of direction but also in terms of feeling small and insignificant in the face of something so big and mysterious.
He looked up at the sky and saw that it was getting dark outside and that there were not many stars yet tonight.
A bright full moon hung low in the western sky and shone with an eerie glow over the forest below.
The wind howled through the trees with a mournful wail as if it were trying to warn him about something terrible that might happen soon.
Leo took a deep breath and called out for his mother as loud as he could: “Mommy, where are you?Are you there?” But there was no answer at all—only silence.
