Brock Kuklinsski's Alien Narrative

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Alien Narrative

One day on planet-McPlanet, there was an alien named Brock Kuklinski who worked for the FAA (federal alien agency). Brock had a wife named , and a son named . His favorite thing was to eat was greasy, grimy, gopher guts. Brock had to be sent down to Earth on a mission for the FAA to find out the average intelligence rate of the people that lived there. After finding out about his mission he thought he could become a teacher. Brock asked the head of the FAA if it would be alright to be an undercover teacher, and his boss said “pick any teacher you would like to be,” so Brock thought of a music teacher because he loves music. Once Brock was assigned a school to teach at,so he went down to Earth and began to interact with the

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