My Senior Project

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Once upon a time: a young talented boy showed skill in combat and strategy

And everyday: He would train and hone his skills

Until one day: He decided to leave home 

And because of that: He joined the Sikh army

And because of that: He was recognized by leader of the Sikhs at the time

And because of that (continue as needed): He was invited out to hunt with them

---> They ran into a tiger and they fought

Until finally: single handedly the 14 year old boy won barehanded

And since that day: He was given the name Nalwa which means lion-ripper

And the moral of the story is: hardwork and perseverance pays off

Once upon a time: A boy was living in the palace of the Sikh leader

And everyday: he would prove to be more than just a child

Until one day: the leader of the Sikhs recognized him

And because of that: he took the boy on a hunt

And because of that: they were attacked by a tiger

And because of that (continue as needed): the boy was caught off guard and fought the tiger

Until finally: He beat the tiger barehanded

And since that day: He was given the name Nalwa and became a commander in the Sikh military

And the moral of the story is: hard work does not go unnoticed

Once upon a time: The Sikhs were building up their army

And everyday: Men and women would train and study

Until one day: a young boy showed up and outshined many

And because of that: He was shunned by many soldiers

And because of that: He tried harder to be a great warrior

And because of that (continue as needed): The Sikh leader noticed him and invited him out on a hunt

-- they were ambushed by a tiger

-- the boy was the first to respond, and without his weapons he fought

Until finally: he beat the tiger

And since that day: he worked closely with the Sikh leaders and was given the respect he deserved

And the moral of the story is: age is irrelevant to respect, don't underestimate anyone

Once upon a time: the Sikh army fought against the Afghani regime to reclaim Sikh territories

And everyday: warriors would fight against the prejudice 

Until one day: a young boy decided to use his talents in service of the Sikh Empire

And because of that: he left home to train amongst the Sikh leaders

And because of that: he was recognized by the Sikh leader

And because of that (continue as needed): he was given a command of 800 Sikhs

-he was invited out on a hunt

-they were ambushed by a tiger, while on horseback

-the boy was the first and only one to respond quick enough and fought the tiger

Until finally: he won

And since that day: he joined the upper echelon of leaders and gained the name “lion-ripper”