The text appears to be a monologue or narrative from a child who is fearful of an upcoming history exam. The narrative begins with the child's dislike for memorizing historical facts and his attempt to avoid studying by pretending to be sick. This leads to a series of vivid and frightening dreams and nightmares, including a visit to an abandoned factory where he encounters a monstrous creature. The narrative concludes with the child realizing that these monsters are not real, but products of his imagination, and that he should not be afraid.
1. The text is a dialogue between a child and a teacher, discussing a history exam that the child fears.
2. The child dislikes memorizing names, places, and dates.
3. The child tries to avoid studying for the history exam by pretending to be sick the day before the test.
4. The teacher accuses the child of faking sickness and planning to cheat on the exam.
5. The teachers are dressed up as historical figures and the child's principal looks like the Egyptian goddess Cleopatra.
6. The sports coach is wearing a Napoleon costume.
7. The child struggles with the history exam, providing incorrect answers out of fear.
8. The child's fear and anger escalate during the exam, causing him to almost choke on water from a Filo cake.
9. The child's fear leads him to have a vivid nightmare where he encounters scary monsters.
10. The monsters in his nightmare are described in detail, including one that roars like a fish and another that laughs disgustingly, causing cockroaches to descend on him.
11. The child runs away from the monsters and finds himself in a workshop, where he sees a paper decorated with a skull and bones, and a king with a shell sitting on it.
12. The king is surprised when he sees the child and his face changes shape.
13. The lights turn on and a voice starts shouting, asking where the child came from.
14. The child finds out that a movie is being shot in the factory where he is, and the actor does not exist.
15. The child is reassured that monsters in movies and books are not real and are products of imagination.