Narrator
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“It was dark, the sun had gone down.”
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Maui
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“Aue, The sun goes to fast. I can’t even see to eat my food! Brothers, Come!”
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Narrator
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Maui’s brothers emerged from the darkness
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Maui
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“That sun, it goes to fast. We have no time to do our responsibilities. No time to get food, nor eat it. The days are too short, nights are too long.“
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Brothers
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“HA! Do you really think we can slow the sun!”
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Maui
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“Yes I do, and yes we can”
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Narrator
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So they made flax ropes while pronouncing a special blessing.
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Narrator
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“They went far away to seek of hole the sun will arise from. They hid during the day so the sun wouldn't see them.“
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Maui
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“Finally we found it! Quick, Build a wall of dried clay!”
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Narrator
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The ground trembled as the sun arose.
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Narrator
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Despite all the shaking and trembling Maui and his brothers crouched still, like a iguana.
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Narrator
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When the sun was in mid air Maui shouted,
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Maui
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“Go!”
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Narrator
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The brothers threw the ropes over the sun and pulled as tightly as they could.
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Sun
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“Let me Go!!!”
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Maui
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“NOT UNTIL YOU GO SLOWLY!!”
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Narrator
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Maui started to beat the sun with his father's jawbone while the sun shouted.
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Sun
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“Stop you’re killing me I’m almost dead, can’t you see?!”
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Maui
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“OK let him go, he won't run so fast across the sky any more…”
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Narrator
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Then, the sun rose off quite beat up but, he now goes slow.
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Narrator
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So now you see as the sun moves rather slowly across the sky and you can sometimes see the ropes hanging from him.
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Narrator
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Now Maui's people have lots of time to fish, hunt and eat their food.
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Friday, 31 July 2015
Maui and the Sun: Play Version
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