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NARRATOR 1: There was once a young man named Kimana. He wanted to marry the Sky Maiden. He wrote a letter to her father, the Sun Chief.

KIMANA: (reads letter as he writes) “I, Kimana, a man of earth, wish to marry the Sky Maiden, your daughter.”

NARRATOR 4: Kimana went to Rabbit.

KIMANA: (holds out letter) Will you take this letter?

NARRATOR 4: Rabbit said,

RABBIT: I cannotgo to Heaven. (hops away)

NARRATOR 2: Kimana went to Antelope.

KIMANA: (holds out letter) Will you take this letter?

NARRATOR 2: Antelope said,

ANTELOPE: I cannot go to Heaven. (leaps away)

NARRATOR 5: Kimana went to Hawk.

KIMANA: (holds out letter) Will you take this letter?

NARRATOR 5: Hawk said,

HAWK: I can go halfway. But I cannot go to Heaven. (flies away)NARRATOR 3: Then Frog came to Kimana.

FROG: (hops in) Why do you not take the letter yourself?

NARRATOR 3: Kimana said,

KIMANA: This I cannot do.

FROG: Then I will take it for you.

NARRATOR 3: Kimana laughed.

KIMANA: (laughs) Can a frog take a letter to Heaven?

FROG: Whatever it is, I can do it. But only if I try. (takes letter in mouth, hops away)

NARRATOR 1: Now,Frog lived by a well. Every day, the girls who served the Sun Chief came to this well. They climbed down from Heaven on a web made by Spider. Then they filled their water jugs and went home.

NARRATOR 4: Frog put the letter in his mouth and hid in the well. The girls from Heaven came for water, singing their song.

GIRLS: (come singing)

Good day to you, my sister.
Good day to you.NARRATOR 2: They lowered their jugs into the well, and Frog jumped into one. The girls did not see.

NARRATOR 5: Then the girls climbed back up the web of Spider. They went into the house of the Sun Chief and left the jugs in a room.

NARRATOR 3: Frog was alone. He jumped out of the jug and spit the letter out on a bench.

FROG: (spits out letter)

NARRATOR 3: Then he hid in a corner.NARRATOR 1: The Sun Chief came for a drink of water. He saw the letter and opened it. He read,

SUN CHIEF: “I, Kimana, a man of earth, wish to marry the Sky Maiden, your daughter.”

NARRATOR 1: The Sun Chief said,

SUN CHIEF: How can this be?

NARRATOR 4: He went to the girls who fetched water.

SUN CHIEF: (holds out letter) Did you bring this letter?

NARRATOR 4: The girlssaid,

GIRLS: (stop working) We did not. (start working again)

NARRATOR 2: He went to his wife, the Moon Lady, and read it to her.

SUN CHIEF: What should we do?

NARRATOR 2: The Moon Lady said,

MOON LADY: Don’t ask me! Ask your daughter!

NARRATOR 5: He went to his daughter. The Sky Maiden said,

SKY MAIDEN: Let us see if he can bring a wedding gift.

NARRATOR 3: So the SunChief wrote a letter and set it on the bench. Then he went away.

NARRATOR 1: Frog came out and put the letter in his mouth. Then he climbed into an empty jug.

NARRATOR 4: The next day, the girls took the jugs and climbed down to earth, singing their song.

GIRLS: (come singing)

Good day to you, my sister.
Good day to you.

NARRATOR 2: They lowered their jugs into the well, andFrog jumped out.

NARRATOR 5: Then the girls went back to Heaven.

NARRATOR 3: Frog took the letter to Kimana, and Kimana read it.

KIMANA: “You may marry my daughter if you bring a purse of money.”

NARRATOR 3: Kimana said,

KIMANA: This I cannot do.

FROG: Then I will bring it for you.

NARRATOR 3: Kimana laughed.

KIMANA: (laughs) You took a letter to Heaven. But can youbring a purse of money?

FROG: Whatever it is, I can do it. But only if I try.

NARRATOR 1: Kimana gave Frog a purse of money. Frog took hold of it with his mouth and carried it to the well. He climbed in and waited.

NARRATOR 4: The girls from Heaven came to the well.

GIRLS: (come singing)

Good day to you, my sister.
Good day to you.

NARRATOR 2: Frog got into one of the...