There was once a guy called Frank who used to love making movies. But instead of making his own films, Frank had a sneaky habit—he stole movies and pretended they were his own creation! Frank was a clever hacker who could sneak into movie studios’ computers. Just before a new movie was about to be released, Frank would hack his way into the movie files, swipe them, change the title, and even add his name to the credits.
The real movie makers always felt very sad because, even though their movies were being stolen, they had no way to prove the movies were theirs. Frank kept up this trick for years and became known as the “Best Movie Maker.” Everyone thought he was making the best movies ever, but the truth was different!
As time passed, movie makers gave up on making movies because of Frank’s stealing. Frank now had to start making his own films to keep up his reputation. But making movies from scratch was much harder than he thought. He spent years trying to make his own movie and, finally, he was ready for a big movie launch event.
At the event, Frank proudly showed his movie, but to everyone’s surprise, it was terrible!
The movie was so bad that people were unhappy and disappointed. Frank promised to make a better movie, but no matter how hard he tried, his films turned out worse and worse.
Eventually, people started to investigate and discovered Frank’s secret. They found out he hadn’t made any of the movies he had claimed as his own.
The movie directors were very upset with what Frank had done, and they took all the money he had made from his sneaky trick. They gave the money collected back to the original movie makers.
Without money, a home, or anything left, Frank ended up on the streets. He had to beg for food and ended up eating nothing but rats.
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