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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required This is the tale of a girl named Jana, grew up watching badass women on screen, was inspired by their strength and their pluck, the way they cut through bad guys in each scene. In middle school she started martial arts, she moved through the belts to become the best, in high school she put on exhibitions, and many to her great skill did attest. On college fields she kept up with her art as intensely as she did her studies, they held her up as an ‘empowered’ woman, to be envied by all of her buddies. The administration encouraged her, she was a poster girl fit for brochures, professors claimed she could beat anyone, that no woman or man could long endure. A feminist professor plugged Jana’s talent one morning in an intro-level class, most of her students just nodded blindly, but one let out a harsh, belly laugh. Twas a future engineer who cackled so, said,”I’m sure her skills bring her the highest score, but I gotta think fighting against a man she would experience nothing but floor.” Now the student, who went by the name Rick, caused quite the stir with his candid remarks, professors and students jeered his outlook, but Rick just blew it all off as a lark. Jana was the maddest of the outraged, and decided that she must prove herself, she claimed that she could defeat any man, then challenged Rick, who she planned to whip well. Now Rick wisely chose to ignore her crap, because in truth, he could see no good play, Ii he won then he had beaten up a girl, and if he lost, he’d be covered in shame. But the denunciations continued, and the college sided with Jana’s cause, so Rick agreed to a proper match-up in a ring, obeying all the state laws. Jana seemed thrilled, and set to training, and at least half the school said she would win, her opponent was fifteen pounds overweight, she was faster, and better trained them him... CONCLUDES IN PART II.
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