Story by: Gail Nobles ©️ 2023
Cover Art by: Gail Nobles
Intro Music by: Gail Nobles
Harry did not like his surname Lego which meant put together and play well. He no longer wanted to put together and play. Technology was growing. Harry did not want to build his ideas anymore with his hands. He lived in crucial times and supplies were very expensive for him to build. Times were getting hard. Harry no longer wanted to enter interlock blocks. He wanted to expand.
Harry decided to put away his toys. People began to break in homes and steal in his neighborhood. All of his ideas and designs were kept in his laptop. There was gun violence. Harry studied how to transform his body into interlock shapes and travel from one place to another. He decided to make a costume that could do all the work for him so that he did not have to worry about putting his body in danger. Harry's costume was a shield as it as he traveled, bulletproof, and it looked like a beam of light and molecules as it transform.
Harry played tricks and fooled men that robbed testing his costume. He snatched money they stole and gave to the poor. After years of experimenting and building, Harry could finally be seen with his best idea out into the world.
You're listening to Tales From The Inkpost: Harry Lego. Today’s episode: Harry Lego Coleagome Man by Gail Nobles copyright ©️ 2023.
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