The Comedy Duo: Literature & Language

 

One day, Literature and Language decided they were tired of being taken too seriously. "People think I'm all about dusty old books," Literature grumbled. "And they think I'm just grammar rules and dictionary entries!" Language sighed.

So, they teamed up to become the world’s greatest comedy duo.

On stage, Literature played the fool—tripping over metaphors, getting tangled in plot twists, and slipping on banana peels of irony. "Oh no! I just fell into a tragic flaw!" he'd cry.

Meanwhile, Language delivered razor-sharp puns. "You really fell for that one, huh?" he'd quip, winking at the audience.

Their act was a hit! Literature’s exaggerated drama made everyone laugh, while Language’s clever wordplay left them in stitches. "This joke has layers, just like an onion... and my last relationship," Language would say, and Literature would dramatically faint.

By the end of the show, the audience was roaring with laughter. One critic wrote, "A perfect blend of nonsense and nuance!" And from that day on, Literature and Language proved that when humor and words work together, the world becomes a much funnier place.