A nice simple script from James. Note that James leaves the variables blank whereas other script authors like Jim and Anne put in underlined names. It doesn’t matter.
The Errand
wants (something)
in order to find
goes/comes back returns
_ wants a _. _ says to _, “I want _. Find _ for me. After you find _, come back to me!”
_ hurries to _ in order to find _. But _ doesn’t find _ in _. _ is scared because _ wants _. _ doesn’t go back to _.
_ hurries to _ in order to find _. Finally _ finds _. _ goes back to _. _ gives _ to _ and says, “You wanted _; therefore I found _.”
Latin version:
cupio (+ acc.) ut inveniret redit
_ _ cupit. _ _ dicit, “ego _ cupio. inveni mihi _. postquam tu _ invenisti, redi ad me!”
_ ad _ contendit ut _ inveniret. sed _ _ in _ non invenit. _ est perterritus/a quod _ _ cupit. _ ad _ non redit.
_ ad _ contendit ut _ inveniret. tandem _ _ invenit. _ ad _ redit. _ _ _ dat et dicit, “tu _ cupivisti; igitur ego _ inveni.” _.