Shark Beard Research Paper

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Once upon a time, there was a frail shaman pirate called Shark Beard, who sank ships with the flick of his wrist. He ruled the seas. He was so scary that Black Beard and Red Beard were scared of him.
“Arrr! I am the meanest, scariest, grumpiest pirate in all the seven seas! I will sink five ships.” The pirate sank five ships with the flick of his wrist.
The pirate Shark Beard said, “Arrr! Now that I sank those five ships I will go rest.” The pirate rested and eventually, he fell asleep.
When he woke up, another pirate ship invaded the ship. This made Shark Beard very angry. “Arrr! I am very angry.”
Shark Beard drove the pirate ship away. “I am the most feared pirate in all the seven seas! Arrr! I am going to follow that ship and sink it.

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