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| Narrator #1: Hans Haman is still fuming from his run in with Elsa-chai that he goes to see the King. |
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| Narrator #2: His pride is so strong that there is no way that he will allow this Jew to embarrass him in front of the townspeople by not bowing down. |
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Narrator#1:His plan is to convince the King Ahashveros Kristoff that the Jews are a terrible burden to the kingdom and that they should die. |
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| Snowguard: King Ahashveros Kristoff, Hans Haman is here to see you. |
| King: Yes, I will see him. Send him in. |
| Haman: King, I bring news of the Kingdom that I know will not please you |
| King: Tell me of the trouble, Hans Haman. |
| Haman: The Jews will not bow down to me. I carried out your wishes and demanded that the people bow down to me. |
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King:And what was the response of the people? |
| Haman: Well, your majesty. All the people bowed down except Elsa-chai. Elsa-chai, their so called leader, and I had words together. She informed me that they would not bow to any human being, that Jews only bow down to their G-d. |
| King: What is it that you suggest we do? |
| Haman: Well sire, I believe we should teach them a lesson. After all King, the Jews are disrespectful to the powers that be in this kingdom. |
| King: Disrespectful! How dare they disrespect me or the kingdom. The Jews are causing us trouble. Take care of the problem, Hans Haman. |
| Narrator#1: Elsa-chai hears this awful news, and knows that she must warn the queen. |
| Narrator#2: She searches the palace to find Queen Esther Anna and tells her of the Jews’ peril. |
| Elsa-chai: Sister, you must help us! Hans Haman has plotted an awful scheme - the Jews are in danger of being killed. The King has signed a proclamation. |
| Queen: Oh my people, what shall I do ... I know! I shall plan an extravagant dinner in hopes to soften the heart of Haman and to please my King. Then I shall have a chance to revoke this horrible proclamation. |
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