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Descriptive Essay: The Vietnam War

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Parker was now trying to help me put on my headset while I was putting my hair up in a ponytail. Once done, Parker lightly patted my back, giving me the signal that I'm ready to go. I then made my way down to the pit through a secured entrance. As I was making my way to the center of the pit, Parker allowed the soldiers to get a better view of the pit by letting them stand behind the glass barriers. "Ready Mandy?" Inquired Parker through his headset, looking at the woman at the center of the pit. "Let me check with my boys up on the balconies, first," I uttered looking up at the armed B.S.A.A. soldiers. "You already up their boys?" "Roger, snipers are ready Ms. Stark," came an answer through the communication line. "Then I guess it's show …show more content…

The only lights that were switched on were the ones focused on the pit and everything else in the room was black. Silence. Dead silence. Then, the electronic door opened, releasing some white smoke in the process. Afterwards, a distressed moan was heard and a sloppy and eerie sound like something being dragged was heard. A step, then another step made by something coming out from the electronic door and into the pit. It was an infected— a zombie. It was dragging one of its legs and it walked slowly and mindlessly in the pit. The trainees watched in silence as the infected mindlessly made its way closer to me. Some of the trainees thought that this was too easy as an exercise. Then, suddenly the infected stopped when it saw the living being. It just stood there motionless for several seconds, then, without warning, it moaned loudly and ran towards me. I just stood there while the creature quickly made its way to me. As the infected got really close to me it leaped towards me and even before it had the chance to maul me, a gunshot echoed throughout the room. I had shot it dead in its head—a perfect headshot. The zombie's head was gone and it collapsed on the

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