DD has, for the first time this term, brought home her writing book. She has written a story in which people she knows feature.
Her teacher, named in full - owns the musical instrument which is the principal character, is very ill and the instrument is on a trip to find a magical flower to heal her.
Two class mates, first and surname, who are robbers who the instrument catches and hand over to the police.
The supply teacher from last year, who the instrument says hello to.
A pig, the same name as the girl who wrote a parallel story with her.
It doesn't sit right with me, but I don't know if it's something that children often do at this age (she's 9). Whilst the story is atrocious and unbelievable and there is very little punctuation, I don't want her to get into trouble for including these "characters". Should I make her change the names?