Week 6 Story: Mickey Mouse with a Twist
Mickey Mouse, "the destroyer" was happily married to Minnie Mouse. However, Mickey simply did not want to have children at the time. This simply broke Minnie's heart, because she loved Mickey and she wanted to carry on the "Mouse" last name. However, Mickey had a long trip planned around the universe. He loved traveling to different to different galaxies, meeting new rulers, and forming alliances in different worlds.
Minnie one morning when Mickey was on his adventure decided to create a son all by herself from scratch. She spent hours on the project, and finally she created it, her and Mickey's first son, Pluto. Pluto was the cutest mouse in the entire kingdom. Minnie was so proud of him, that she puts him at the gate to guard the kingdom. She orders Pluto to guard the gate and to not let ANYONE in at any cost.
As Pluto was guarding the gate one morning with some great audacity, Mickey comes back from exploring the Universe. He was tired, hungry, and wanted to sleep. Pluto, being the perfect son he was, obeyed Minnie's rules and didn't even let the ruler of the kingdom in to his home.
Enraged with this, Mickey went into full battle mode and incinerated Pluto on the spot. Mickey of course, did not know his beloved wife is who created Pluto. Upon returning to home, he told Minnie about the ignorant mouse guarding HIS kingdom.
After hearing the news, Minnie broke down. Her perfect son was incinerated. She HAD to do something about this. Appearing in front of her kingdoms doors, her poor son's ashes were lying there. She sat there on her knees to weep for a little, and then did what she could with the ashes. This is when Pluto the dog we all know and love came into life.
Pluto the dog. Pixy.org
Author's Note:
As you can tell, this is a bit of a twist off of the story of Shiva, Parvati, and Ganesha. I did something as similar as I did in my past story with Super Mario Brothers, but decided to do it with a little story from the creation of Ganesha. Hope you enjoyed!
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Hi Preston!
ReplyDeleteAwesome story! I always love reading stories that incorporate characters I already know and love. I have not read the story of Ganesha but your story above was easy enough to follow that I believe I have a decent understanding of how the original story goes. I have also read your Mario Bros story and I have noticed that I like your writing style and I look forward to reading more of your stories!
Hey Preston! The Disney aspects of your story are very creative - I like how you used Pluto as the half-fixed version of the original son that Minnie created. I think it would be super cool if you could add even more Mickey Mouse elements to this story. Maybe you could add some setting details about their home (the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, perhaps??) and some other characters. Great story!
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