Question

Сочини небольшую сказку, которую могла бы рассказать Шехеразада грозному султану Шахриару. Не забудь о том, что сказка твоя восточная!!! ПОМОГИТЕ НА ЗАВТРА НУЖНО!!!! СРОЧНО даю 25б только фигню не писать а именно всё по заданию!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

Шехеразада неслышно, мягко, словно кошка, ступая по расшитому ковру подашла к султану и село у его ног.
-А сейчас, позволь рассказать тебе историю о юноше-бродяге и прекрасной принцессе, полюбившего молодого человека. Султана начало мучать любопытство и он покорно соглосился провести ещё одну ночь.
Однажды на большой и шумный базар забрёл юноша. Он был чернобров, волосы завивались кольцами. Но ни кто не обращал на него внимания. Таких бродяг на бозаре было много. И, конечно, большинство состовляло группу воров и мошенников. Юноша звали Абхей.
Он брёл вдоль прилавков, которые ломились от тяжести фруктов или драгоценных вещей. Конечно, он нечего не мог купить.
Глазея на драгоценности, Абхей кого-то задел плечом. Он обернулся и увидел очеровательную девушку. Девушка посмотрела на него и обернувшись пошла дальше. Но она ему так понравилась, что он сам этого не желая пошёл за ней. Бродяга не знал что эта дочь султана сбежавшая из дворца. Принцессу звали Девика.
Спустя время Девика заметела что за ней кто то следует. Она решила разобраться. Только она хотела развернуться как почувствовала у горла острое лезвие кинжала.
-Что красавица страшно? -сказал ей неприятный мужской голос.
Девика даже не могла крикнуть. И вдруг она услышала глухой удар. Она повернулась и увидела Абхея.
-Он не обидел тебя-робко спросил юношо. Они оба влюбились друг в друга.
Вскоре Абхей и Девика поженились. Так несчастный бродяга стал мужем прекрасной принцессы Девики.

Answer 2

Шехеразада, the clever and enchanting storyteller, sat before the fearsome Sultan Shahriar, ready to captivate him with another tale from the mystical East. The Sultan, known for his short temper and mistrust in women, had vowed to marry a new bride each night only to have her executed at dawn. But the wise and resourceful Sheherazade had a plan to change the Sultan's heart.

Once upon a time, in a bustling city on the banks of the great Euphrates River, there lived a young and courageous prince named Amir. He was known for his bravery, intellect, and his deep love for his people. The city, once prosperous and peaceful, had fallen under the dark spell of an evil sorcerer named Malik.

Malik, with his cunning and dark magic, had cast a spell on the city, causing its inhabitants to fall into a deep slumber. The once vibrant streets were now filled with silence, and the once lively marketplaces were empty. The people of the city lived in a perpetual dream, unable to wake up from their enchanted sleep.

Amir, determined to save his people, embarked on a perilous journey to find the legendary Golden Phoenix, whose magical feathers were said to possess the power to break any enchantment. Guided by a wise old sage, Amir traveled through treacherous deserts, dense jungles, and towering mountains.

After weeks of relentless pursuit, Amir finally reached the mystical mountain where the Golden Phoenix resided. The majestic creature, with its shimmering golden feathers and fiery eyes, greeted Amir with a wise smile. Amir poured out his heart, explaining the plight of his people and his desperate need for the Phoenix's help.

The Golden Phoenix, moved by Amir's sincerity and courage, agreed to grant him three golden feathers. Each feather had the power to awaken one hundred people from their enchanted sleep. Amir thanked the Phoenix and carefully tucked the feathers into his satchel, ready to return to his city.

As Amir journeyed back, he encountered various challenges and obstacles, but his determination never wavered. Finally, he reached his city and began to gently touch each sleeping person with a golden feather. One by one, they awakened, their eyes filled with wonder and gratitude.

News of Amir's heroic quest and the awakening of the city spread like wildfire. The people rejoiced, and their love for their prince knew no bounds. The Sultan Shahriar, who had heard tales of Amir's bravery, was deeply moved by the prince's selflessness and devotion to his people.

Intrigued by the story, the Sultan turned to Sheherazade and asked, "Is there a moral to this tale, dear Sheherazade?"

Sheherazade smiled and replied, "Indeed, mighty Sultan. This tale reminds us that true power lies not in force and tyranny but in compassion and selflessness. It is in the actions of those who sacrifice their own well-being for the sake of others that the world finds hope and healing."

The Sultan Shahriar, touched by the story and the wisdom it imparted, declared a decree that no more innocent lives would be taken. He abolished his cruel practice and vowed to rule with justice and kindness, inspired by the tale of Amir and the Golden Phoenix.

And so, the city flourished once again, under the benevolent rule of Sultan Shahriar and with the guidance of the wise and captivating Sheherazade, whose stories continued to inspire and enlighten the world for generations to come.

This is just a small glimpse into the vast tapestry of stories that Sheherazade wove for Sultan Shahriar, reminding him of the power of love, compassion, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of darkness.