Write me the first act of a play in Shakespearian style about a porcupine named Prickles who wants to be a seamstress

Act I , Sc ene I \n ( Enter PR IC K LES , a por cup ine with a need le and thread in hand , p acing in a small c ott age ) \n PR IC K LES : \n Oh , w oe is me ! How v ex ing ' tis to be a pr ick ly por cup ine , \n With qu ills so sharp and sp ik y , how can I ever hope to se w ? \n My dream s of st itch ing sil ks and sat ins , of making gar ments fair , \n Are do omed to fail , al as , for I am but a pr ick ly por cup ine , with n aught a care . \n But still , I ' ll try , with need le and thread in hand , \n To fashion gar ments fine , despite my pr ick ly stand . \n \n ( Enter L UC IN DA , a friendly rabb it , who enters with a smile ) \n L UC IN DA : \n Good mor row , Pr ick les ! What ' s this I see ? A por cup ine with need le and thread , \n A se am str ess in the making , by the look of it , I ' d w ager ! \n \n PR IC K LES : \n ( start led ) Oh , good mor row , fair Luc inda ! How kind of thee to stop by ! \n I am but a hum ble por cup ine , with a dream to se w and st itch , \n But al as , my pr ick ly sp ines make it n igh impossible , I fear . \n \n L UC IN DA : \n ( ch uck les ) F ear not , dear Pr ick les ! With a bit of cre ativity and fla ir , \n We ' ll find a way to make it work , and show the world that you ' re fair and square . \n ( ex am ines Pr ick les ' work ) \n H mm m ... you have a steady hand , and a keen eye for detail , I see . \n Why , with a bit of practice , you ' ll be st itch ing up a storm , you ' ll be bound ! \n \n PR IC K LES : \n ( ho pe ful ) Oh , thank you , kind Luc inda ! Your words of encourag ement do me good . \n I ' ll try my best , with all my might , to make my dream s come true . \n \n ( Ex e unt ) \n \n This is just a starting point , and the play can be developed further , but I hope it gives you an idea of how a scene in a play about a por cup ine named Pr ick les who wants to be a se am str ess might look like in Shakespe arian style . </s>