Scene 1:

Setting: A sunny meadow filled with colorful flowers. Princess Poppy sits on a giant mushroom, happily playing with her doll. A ladybug, Dot, buzzes around her, landing gently on a nearby daisy.

Characters: Princess Poppy (a kind, playful princess puppet), Dot (a cheerful, wise ladybug puppet), and Devil (a mischievous, but ultimately reformed devil puppet).

Dialogue:

Princess Poppy: (Giggles) Look, Dot! My doll is having a tea party!

Dot: (Buzzes happily) That's lovely, Princess Poppy! It's a beautiful day for a tea party.

Devil: (Appears suddenly, cackling) A tea party? How boring! Give me that doll, Princess Poppy! I'll have much more fun with it!

Princess Poppy: (Frightened) No! Please don't take my doll!

Dot: (Bravely) Hey! Leave the Princess alone! That's not very nice.

Devil: (Scoffs) Nice? I'm the Devil! Nice isn't in my vocabulary!

Scene 2:

Setting: Same meadow. The Devil is attempting to snatch the doll from Princess Poppy. Dot tries to stop him.

Dialogue:

Princess Poppy: (Crying) Please, Mr. Devil, don't hurt my doll!

Dot: (Determined) We won't let you! Sharing is caring! You should be kind and play nicely.

Devil: (Struggling with Dot) But...but...I want the doll!

Princess Poppy: (Sniffles) Maybe...maybe you can play with us? We can all have a tea party together.

Scene 3:

Setting: Same meadow. The Devil, Princess Poppy, and Dot are now playing together.

Dialogue:

Devil: (Smiling sheepishly) A tea party? Okay. But I get to choose the teacups!

Princess Poppy: (Smiling) Okay!

Dot: (Buzzing happily) See? Sharing is much more fun!

Devil: (To the audience) I learned that being mean isn't fun at all. It's much better to be kind and share with others.

Scene 4:

Setting: Same meadow. The three puppets are happily playing together.

Dialogue:

Princess Poppy: Thank you, Dot, for helping me.

Dot: You're welcome, Princess Poppy. Remember, kindness always wins!

Devil: And I learned my lesson! I'll try to be a better devil...or maybe just a friend!

(The puppets wave goodbye to the audience.)

Moral of the story: Being kind and sharing with others is always better than being selfish and mean. Even the Devil can learn to be a good friend!