Wanted video.

 Welcome back, this is my first post for August and I am very proud of this video. I hope you like it

Character description.

 Character Grid Organiser

Character	Physical Appearance	Personal Characteristics
T H E G E N T L E G I A N T .	Gender: Male. Hair colour: Sandy blonde. Height: 3.5mtrs. Shoe size: Mens 99. Eye colour:  Green	Very caring to animals because he helped scrub the animals. He is very courageous because he dived to the bottom of the lake to save Miranda from drowning and the lake . He is very smart by seeing the silver around Miranda's straw hat. Shy around the villagers because they think he is scary . He likes to grow healthy plants for his animals . Lives in a huge castle on an island.
M I R A N D A .	Gender: Female Hair colour: Dark brown. Height: 1.5 mtrs. Shoe size: Womens 35. Eye colour:  Light blue.	Extremely kind to animals because she helped the gentle giant to scrub off the slime from the animals. Shy, only talks when she feels the need like when she talked to the villagers about the straw. Good at weaving straw. Did you know she did most of the straw mats? Fishing is something to be good at when you live in Ballyoch because there is  a big lake right in the middle of Ballyloch . Has two pets of her own and is very kind to them. Her father once locked her in her bedroom.
T H E S M I L I N G S T R A N G E R .	Gender:Male Hair colour: Greyish Height: 1mtr Shoe size: Mens 10 Eye colour: cheeky grey/blue	Likes to sell silver stea dust which is the sparkling dust that he gave to the village. Cheeky. Has been locked up in jail ten times for selling Silver Steal. Owns a horse to pull his bag cart, but is very cruel to it by not feeding it every day, instead he feeds it once a week. Loves to steal goods and has been locked up twenty times for that. In total he has been locked up thirty times for his crimes.

the power of WATER

 

Giant saves town!

 

Haiku

This is my Haiku, for a Haiku you must have five syllables in the first line, seven in the second line and five in the last line.

The Way-finder

 

History of the Olympic Flame