Jason’s not so great escape

      Jason is a lot like most kids; he has a mom and a dad.  Also, he has to go to school, just like all kids.  In addition, just like all kids, Jason hates to go to elementary school, because just like most kids, his teachers are evil.  However, unlike most kids, Jason’s teacher really is evil.   
 

      Nobody believes it, but Jason knows that his gym teacher is an evil goblin.  They never do anything fun, and he makes them run laps, because he hates human kids.  Every day, Jason dreads going to Mr. Groth’s gym class.  Today was the same as everyday, Jason showed up to gym first thing, head drooping, shoulders slumped.

      Without even saying hello Mr. Groth shouted, “Everybody, do ten laps of the track, fifteen pushups, thirty-five sit-ups, and do ten pull-ups on the bar.”   
 

      Everyone gawked at him, never had even Mr. Groth asked him or her to do so much.  At the end of gym, Jason was more tired then he had ever been, and he thought to himself, “I have to stop Mr. Groth”, but he didn’t know how.  Jason went to his friend Pratt, who had just finished running with Jason and asked him:

      “Pratt, how can we stop Mr. Groth?”

      “What do you mean?” Pratt asked.

      “I mean what I said, we need to stop Mr. Groth, he’s a goblin!” Jason panted. 
 

      If Pratt had any breath, he would have laughed, but, Mr. Groth had made them run so many laps, he had none.  Instead he just made a wheezing noise.

      “A goblin! Ohh that’s funny!  How could he be a goblin? Hahahaha” Pratt laughed, err, wheezed.

      Jason thought about it for the rest of the day, how could he stop Mr. Groth from teaching?  Jason decided that the only way to stop him, was to prove to everyone else that Mr. Groth really was a goblin, but how would he do it?  He couldn’t get help, even his friends didn’t believe him!