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Get the Neighborhood kids together and put on a show!
You and the Neighborhood kids decide to put on a big show. You make all the costumes and design and build the sets yourself, and the Neighborhood kids come up with the perfect idea for the show - The Battle of Waterloo, as told in interpretive dance.
You and the Neighborhood kids rehearse the show for 3 weeks, until it is perfect - even the llama who plays Napoleon knows his steps like he was born dancing them. Opening night comes, and the Neighborhood kids have promoted the show so well that the crowd is standing room only!
The show begins, with you in the wings helping the llama, the wilbebeest portraying Napoleon's second liuetenant, the Neighborhood kids playing members of both armies, and all the other players into their costume changes. The first act goes off without a hitch, and the curtain rises on the second act - and trouble strikes! Without warning, the sky above the stage opens up - and huge walruses with glowing green eyes appear out of nowhere and start attacking the audience by clubbing them with - BABY SEALS!! Oh, the horror!!
GAME OVER