📚 Part 1: Analysing the Teacher Example

Teacher Example - Alternate Ending Draft:

Percy stands before Zeus, the Master Bolt heavy in his trembling hands. But instead of returning it immediately, he hesitates. The weight of the bolt seems to whisper possibilities—power beyond imagination, the ability to reshape the world of gods and mortals. His father Poseidon's voice echoes in his mind: "You have a choice, my son."

Percy's grip tightens. The throne room falls silent as lightning crackles around him like a living crown. "I choose neither," he declares, his voice cutting through the divine tension. With deliberate force, he drives the bolt into the marble floor, shattering it into a thousand fragments of light that scatter like fallen stars.

Zeus roars in fury, but Percy stands unmoved—no longer the uncertain boy who entered Olympus, but someone who has seized control of his own destiny. The broken bolt cannot be remade, and with it, the old order of divine power crumbles like autumn leaves.

✏️ Part 2: Planning Your Own Alternate Ending

Literary device: ________________________

"In my alternate ending, Percy chooses to __________________________________ instead of __________________________________, which shows that ____________________________________."

🎯 Part 3: Success Criteria & Extension