The Little Mermaid Alternate Ending

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“It’s a lovely day at the beach the tides are low, and the sand resembled sparkling diamonds” Amy said. The problem was that Amy saw this view a million times, see Amy lives in a shack nearby the beach. This seems to be like a backyard of a standard house, in Amy’s eyes. Luckily, this day was no ordinary day for Amy. The day started off typical, until the winds were high. Amy’s brown hair flew through her face, the waves extended. Amy just about to leave until she heard the whimsical sound that seem to be soothing her. She knew it was right to go back home, yet she was mesmerized by the sounds. The noise got louder and louder by the minute Amy lingered. Then the wave suddenly came toward her, this made Amy collapse. A few minutes later, the tides were low and a supernatural creature seemed to lay next to Amy. The creature then had said “ hi I’m Jelly, and are you okay tiny human”. …show more content…

She had stood up and looked around if it was the same beach she saw every day. Amy analyzed the creature and said hesitantly “I’m okay…. Jelly”. Suddenly, Amy remembered a scene from the Little Mermaid when Ariel met Eric after she saved him. Amy thought the exact same scene is what happened to her. Amy first asks Jelly with an inquiring glance “Are you a mermaid”. Jelly nodded, saying “absolutely, as long as you believe I am”. Amy then thought how mermaid were magical and should be kept a secret. Undoubtedly, Amy decided to hide Jelly. Amy believed the best place to hide Jelly would be the shack since it has lots of space and can protect

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