Alan showed her the game and they decided to play. It was Sarah Whittle, a pretty, blonde thirteen-year-old, and behind her stood Alan’s bike. Alan packed some clothes, food, and the Jumanji game into a suitcase, and just as he was about to run away, someone knocked at the door. His parents were shocked by his attitude towards the school and left for the presentation. Inside the brochure was a picture of the main dormitory which was named Parrish Hall after Alan’s grandfather.Īlan rolled his eyes, “great, I get picked on here because my name is Parrish, what is it going to be like when I have to live at a place named after me” Alan said. Alan’s parents announced that he would go to the Cliffside Academy for Boys, they handed Alan a brochure and congratulated him. When Alan returned home his parents were getting ready to go to a presentation.
Inside the trunk was a game called JUMANJI buried in the sand. He dug out a big trunk and smashed open the padlock with a spade. Finally, he found where it was coming from. He followed it to his father’s construction site where they were building new offices. He heard a drumming sound, Brummm-tum-tum! Brummm-tum-tum!. Alan picked up his bike and rode home, but just as he thought he was safe Billy came out with his friends, attacked Alan, and took off, with his bike.
“Who did this?” asked Alan’s father, Carl put up his hand, and took the blame. As Alan walked downstairs he saw men scurrying around the sole stamping machine, his father pulled out a shredded shoe, it was Carl’s new creation. Alan put the shoe down on an idle conveyor belt. He shows Alan his latest creation, it was some kind of sneaker, made of canvas and white leather above a rubber sole. Where he meets his friend, Carl Bentley, a twenty-year-old man with dark skin. Alan heads for his father’s shoe factory. One day, twelve-year-old Alan Parrish was riding down the main street when he hears “Prepare to die, Parrish!”, he starts riding much faster, as Billy Jessup and four of his friends chase after him.
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