Coronado-Personal Narrative

One night he was lethargic and retired to bed early. He had a dream and a solution to his problems began to

It was dark, horrific, and gloomy on the streets of Hunterberry. A man named William, now 26, was walking down the streets of Hunterberry, when he came across this amazing house. He looked at the sign next to the house, “FOR SALE.” William was surprised, what such house should be not sold yet? He quickly contacted the Landowner. The next day, the landowner took his offer of 91,000 dollars, and has been sold to William. William in excitement,  told his friends and family of his new house! What he didn't know, what was he was about to meet in the house, something or someone, haunting the walls of the house. But who would be this uninvited guest?

His name was Jesse pronounced (E-sa-e) in Spanish. The government in Kantunilkín recommended that we see him. His home was on a hill and appeared to be stuck in a falling position. To make it to the door, which was basically a piece of plywood, you had to dodge holes in the ground. The first characteristic of the house that caught your eye were the floors, which were simply non-existent. His family walked on compacted dirt where Jesse slept, while his children shared a hammock that hung from door frame to door frame. He had no windows or back door, only frames. As he talked, the translator interpreted, he told us about his wife and how they enjoyed one another and about her passing. He worked in the market and provided for his three children and dog. Someone in the group offered to give him extra clothing. He responded with they only need two pair, one to wear while the others were washed. Towards the end of the story, it was obvious that the man was blind. Jesse mentioned his love for the house, dog, friends, family, and job, but never bothered to describe anything visually. Jesse shared that he used to have a nicer hammock, but one night while he and his children were getting water from the well in the backyard; somebody came in and stole it. Jesse never attempted to report it not because he could not describe the thief, but because he believed the person that stole it had a greater need for

He walked up to the door and before he could knock someone opened the door. There was a short older lady that was in the doorway. The older looking lady said come on in.

everywhere he went he was thinking about it. So one day he was at his house and he

He stumbled onto a creepy house right next to a swamp. Even though he was scared to knock on the door he felt like he needed to so he walked closer and knocked.

But strangely enough, he couldn’t see the gold anymore! It no longer shined and glittered in the sun.

A year later, Peter heard a surprise knock as he sipped his tea by the fireplace. He slowly pulled his body up and limped towards the

important things and gave a sweet little kiss to his mom and dad. That very evening he boarded

In a mine of coal, it seemed for a while that I was the speck of gold, The bright one, the

He started to dart around everywhere, thinking where Billy might have stayed. Then he saw it. Not so far away, a boarding house with a notice that read “BED AND BREAKFAST” with the green curtains shut. He walked towards the door, ready to press the bell until something got his attention. In the eyehole, he could clearly see an eye, but that didn’t fancy him. He rang the bell, and it didn't surprise him that the door opened not even more than a second after he pressed the bell.

He strutted out the door still struggling as he stumbled up the stairs to get up to the next floor. He looked around to make sure the landlady wasn't anywhere in sight. As he stepped foot on the fourth floor platform he still didn't see anyone. He spotted six doors, he marched up to the first. He put his hand on the doorknob and it creaked open. When he looked into the room it was completely spotless, but completely empty. He slowly closed the door and opened the next one, and the next one, and the one after that. They were all exactly the same, empty. He came to the next one and when he touched the doorknob he flinched. It was freezing, he was almost terrified to open the door. As he slowly

Rose gave up and walked it to her friends house down the block which took her 5 minutes to get there. She knocked on the door and waited for her friend to open the door. When her friend, Sophie opened the door, Rose told her” is anyone home!”

It's dark and scary in this house, and we finally walked past the doorway. BANG!! The door slammed shut behind us. We all ran to the door to try and open it, but it wouldn't open. We were locked in.

Only two more stops to go, and then it would be his turn to get off.