There are three people standing around a campfire in the woods

make a comic strip with this information. At the top of the page: Show the Earth at the beginning of time, with a dark and cold landscape. No sunshine, moon or stars, the environment should look dark and desolate. At the center: Place a small Karajá house with a weak brazier. Draw Cananxiuê on the net, looking lazy, while his wife and other tribe members stand around with worried expressions. Show the difficulty of searching for firewood To the left of the house: Draw Cananxiuê's father-in-law looking for firewood in the dark and dangerous forest. Show him getting hurt to illustrate the danger and tiring nature of the task.. Illustrate Cananxiuê's decision At the bottom of the page: Show Cananxiuê planning his journey to find the light. He must have an expression of determination and no weapons., just with the intention of using his cleverness. The capture of Ranranresá In the middle of the page: Draw Cananxiuê pretending to be dead, with the king vulture Ranranresá approaching curiously. Show Ranranresá looking surprised as Cananxiuê grabs and holds him. Cananxiuê's desire and the delivery of light On the right of the page: Show Cananxiuê receiving the light of the stars, of the moon and, Finally, of the sun. The sun must be being delivered in an accelerated and agitated way by Ranranresá, who is visibly irritated. Cananxiuê controls the sun At the top: Draw Cananxiuê climbing a palm tree and holding the sun. Show the sun with a slower and more regular path, illuminating the Earth and bringing light and warmth to the Karajá home. Place the moon and stars in the night sky, reflecting the continuity of the cycle. Show the impact on the lives of the Karajá At the end of the page: Ilustre os Karajá realizando suas atividades diárias sob a luz of the sun, with expressions of relief and satisfaction. Assign a more lively and prosperous environment to represent the improvement brought by light.