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The moon and sun are happy together. The moon, with its appreciation of the sun, has a desire born out of love to show the sun a good time. The circus is coming to town; it is said to be the greatest show on earth. The moon goes to the sun and they greet each other with warmth and smiles. The sun agrees to go with the moon and they leave for the show together; the light and dark headed for a night of entertainment hand in hand.
At the circus the sun wide eyed with joy at the sights. The moon is glad to have made the sun so happy. The circus opens with a little act: the ringmaster is acting as a magician. The treacherous ringmaster spies the sun sitting in the crowd. The ringmaster is awed by the sun's beauty and wants the sun for his own. The ringmaster is jealous of the moon. The ringmaster is performing a disappearing trick and asks for the most beautiful person in the audience to volunteer; he picks the sun to help him. The ringmaster makes the sun disappear and the show is over without the sun reappearing. Having successfully kidnapped the sun, the circus packs up and leaves before the moon realizes the act that has been done. When the moon realizes the ringmaster's evil deed he is furious. He calls the moon people to prepare to save the sun.
Meanwhile, the devilish ringmaster forces the sun to perform in the circus acts. These are the dances: Animal Tamers, Stilt Walkers, The Tricksters, The Hoopists, and the Acrobats. The ringmaster relishes in his victory, for now that he has the sun with its brilliance he truly has the greatest show on earth. But at that moment the moon makes a grand entrance, the moon clan rushing at his heels. The ringmaster calls up his lackeys and the moon-people fight the troupe. In the end the moon crushes the ringmaster in battle. The sun is grateful to the moon, and the sun-people are overjoyed to have the sun returned. The moon and sun people dance with cheer in celebration of harmony being returned.

Description
The moon and sun are happy together. The moon, with its appreciation of the sun, has a desire born out of love to show the sun a good time. The circus is coming to town; it is said to be the greatest show on earth. The moon goes to the sun and they greet each other with warmth and smiles. The sun agrees to go with the moon and they leave for the show together; the light and dark headed for a night of entertainment hand in hand.
At the circus the sun wide eyed with joy at the sights. The moon is glad to have made the sun so happy. The circus opens with a little act: the ringmaster is acting as a magician. The treacherous ringmaster spies the sun sitting in the crowd. The ringmaster is awed by the sun's beauty and wants the sun for his own. The ringmaster is jealous of the moon. The ringmaster is performing a disappearing trick and asks for the most beautiful person in the audience to volunteer; he picks the sun to help him. The ringmaster makes the sun disappear and the show is over without the sun reappearing. Having successfully kidnapped the sun, the circus packs up and leaves before the moon realizes the act that has been done. When the moon realizes the ringmaster's evil deed he is furious. He calls the moon people to prepare to save the sun.
Meanwhile, the devilish ringmaster forces the sun to perform in the circus acts. These are the dances: Animal Tamers, Stilt Walkers, The Tricksters, The Hoopists, and the Acrobats. The ringmaster relishes in his victory, for now that he has the sun with its brilliance he truly has the greatest show on earth. But at that moment the moon makes a grand entrance, the moon clan rushing at his heels. The ringmaster calls up his lackeys and the moon-people fight the troupe. In the end the moon crushes the ringmaster in battle. The sun is grateful to the moon, and the sun-people are overjoyed to have the sun returned. The moon and sun people dance with cheer in celebration of harmony being returned.