Rowley and the famous painting

76.The glittering city of Paris, an epitome of history, culture, and art, was abuzz with visitors from around the globe. Among the eager tourists was 11-year-old Rowley, who with a stubborn brow and wild curiosity, was exploring some of the breathtaking marvels that the city had to offer. Just like any other curious child, Rowley was taken aback by different aspects of French history and culture: The fascinating tales of guillotine and how it was used during the French Revolution, the towering Eiffel Tower which touched the sky, and of course, the artworks housed by the city's museums.
Rowley, along with his adventure companion, Garg, had already made quite a scene during their Paris tour. During their visit to the Eiffel Tower, Rowley's impatient antics had led to Garg accidentally tumbling from the edge, incurring a laundry list of injuries.
The final destination of their trip was the renowned Louvre Museum, which housed the intriguing painting of Mona Lisa. The day was special, as the museum had organized an interactive event where students could draw on printed copies of Mona Lisa, adding their unique touch to this iconic piece of art. Rowley, with his usual rebellious panache, was eagerly looking forward to this.
However, the eager students had grabbed all the printed copies, leaving Rowley empty-handed. As he stood on the verge of having a meltdown, his eyes caught sight of another copy. Rowley, without a second thought, headed towards it and began to illustrate with wild abandon: an Adolf mustache, clownish hair, and even poo stains. To top it all, he incorporated a goofy doggy costume.
Before he could finish his innovative creation, a museum guard swooped in and confiscated his art supplies. Tears welled up in Rowley's eyes and he started howling hysterically. It was absolute chaos.
The mournful sobs caught the attention of a nearby teacher who discovered to her horror, that instead of a printed copy, Rowley had been doodling on the original painting of Mona Lisa. The museum went into lockdown and security was alerted.
Promising to give Rowley and his family a traumatizing "guillotine experience", the authorities prepared for the horrendous act when Rowley's parents arrived. After a tense standoff, it was decided in a shocking twist that Rowley’s father would face the punishment instead, having violated the sanctity of a national treasure.
As the guillotine's blade descended, Rowley’s father beseeched his family, stating with tear-wrenched eyes, "Rowley and Linda Jefferson, I have always loved you!" His heartfelt plea was returned by a cruelly nonchalant response: "We never did!"
After the gruesome event, Rowley and his mother, laughing hysterically, decided to head towards the nearest McDonald's, because, after such a long day, they were hungry.
Thus, their infamous Parisian saga drew to a close with a story that would go down in the annals of the most outlandly tour disaster ever. Despite the gruesome ending, it was an adventure filled with creativity and unexpected twists that only a daring duo like Rowley and his mother could have survived.