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Here is my take on the hero of the reimaged version of Jack and the Beanstalk; a brave young lad named Jack!

Like in older versions, his last name is Spriggins, and for my version, he lives in an old farm with his father. Just about a year ago, Jack's mother disappeared and most of their treasure and livestock were stolen, leaving him and his father pennyless and devastated by the loss of her (which revealed that she was only kidnapped by the terrible ogre king who used her as one of the dancing slaves). One day, Jack and his father sets out to the market to sell their only prized aged cow, Milky White, only to find out that King Bunderbore had already ruined the fair market and had taken all of their food, livestock and money as well, leaving the land poor and no food supply. As the father and son sadly headed for home in disappointment, they encountered a strange woman (which it was a good Fairy in disguise) who offered them some magical beans. Jack was eager to agree, but his father was uncertain that the beans were magic, but, in needs of food, reluctantly agreed. That night, they planted the beans, and they were in extremely big surprise when they found out the next morning that they didn't actually grow food,.... it grew into a very big, tall and gigantic beanstalk, all the way to the top of the sky! Jack and his father climbed up to the top of the sky... and into the magical World of the Giants! They meet the strange woman there, who revealed herself to be a good fairy and told them about the ongoing war between the ogres and giants and small people/humans and revealed that Jack's mother was still alive and was held captive as one of the slaves of the King of the Ogres who was planning to marry a beautiful giant woman, Jaquline, whom he kidnappedfrom her own husband and two young children. After the fairy departure, giving Jack a magical amulet with powers to transform the wearer into anyone or anything to disguise himself, Jack and his father sets off on their dangerous quest....

Jack and the Beanstalk is rightfully owned by Joseph Jacob

Description
Here is my take on the hero of the reimaged version of Jack and the Beanstalk; a brave young lad named Jack!

Like in older versions, his last name is Spriggins, and for my version, he lives in an old farm with his father. Just about a year ago, Jack's mother disappeared and most of their treasure and livestock were stolen, leaving him and his father pennyless and devastated by the loss of her (which revealed that she was only kidnapped by the terrible ogre king who used her as one of the dancing slaves). One day, Jack and his father sets out to the market to sell their only prized aged cow, Milky White, only to find out that King Bunderbore had already ruined the fair market and had taken all of their food, livestock and money as well, leaving the land poor and no food supply. As the father and son sadly headed for home in disappointment, they encountered a strange woman (which it was a good Fairy in disguise) who offered them some magical beans. Jack was eager to agree, but his father was uncertain that the beans were magic, but, in needs of food, reluctantly agreed. That night, they planted the beans, and they were in extremely big surprise when they found out the next morning that they didn't actually grow food,.... it grew into a very big, tall and gigantic beanstalk, all the way to the top of the sky! Jack and his father climbed up to the top of the sky... and into the magical World of the Giants! They meet the strange woman there, who revealed herself to be a good fairy and told them about the ongoing war between the ogres and giants and small people/humans and revealed that Jack's mother was still alive and was held captive as one of the slaves of the King of the Ogres who was planning to marry a beautiful giant woman, Jaquline, whom he kidnappedfrom her own husband and two young children. After the fairy departure, giving Jack a magical amulet with powers to transform the wearer into anyone or anything to disguise himself, Jack and his father sets off on their dangerous quest....

Jack and the Beanstalk is rightfully owned by Joseph Jacob