Loudmouth+Bird

It was a beautiful, breezy night in New Orleans, Louisiana during Mardi Gras on Tuesday, February 21st, 2012. The White bird, Blue birds, Yellow bird, Black bird, Red bird and Loudmouth were partying. But then, the pigs came in Mardi Gras outfits and stole the New Orleans Golden Egg – and Loudmouth! They locked her in a glass box, hanging from a glass tower. Would Loudmouth survive her first Mardi Gras? The 5 birds were trying to make sure she would.

The pigs knew that the birds would attack, so they put exactly 5 //other// vulnerable towers in front of the __real__ one. The birds will be too tired to attack __our__ tower, thought King Piggy. When the birds arrived, they fell directly into the King’s trap. First up was the Red bird. As he glided through the air, the pigs prepared a glass box. SMASH! The same happened to all the others. SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! Pretty soon all the birds were in boxes.

The only bird who wasn’t too pooped out was Loudmouth, but everyone thought that her power was looking pretty. While the birds were thinking, the piggies were boiling up an evil plan. They planned to boil the great powers out of the Golden Egg! The reason they were doing this is so they could make an army of super-duper tough pigs, to destroy all of the birds. Those Evil Piggies were brewing up tons of trouble!

Now Loudmouth was __MAD__. She was sick and tired of being locked in an annoying glass box. She got so mad, she SCREAMED! She screamed __so__ loud, that all the glass broke. All the boxes, and the tower, sending the pigs plummeting down, face first from the top floor. Luckily, Loudmouth and the Golden Egg had a safe landing on a mattress set by the 5 other birds.

“Freeze! Put your snouts up where we can see them!” said the Police Birds. They had come to arrest the pigs for stealing the Golden Egg, but first the pigs had to go to the hospital, where they would be treated by Angel bird. King Piggy escaped in a plane, though. It was a happy ending (for the birds). Since Loudmouth saved the day, the birds and the Golden Egg are safe…for now.