Epilogue To Dayron

“Bryce? Hello? You need to come home right now it is going to be a rough storm. Its suppose to reach a…” He had hung up. I kept asking my mom questions, but she never replied.

When he bought it he whispered to the bird,”I know who will take care of you, little bird.” He was going to give the bird to his ill daughter to make her feel better. Like all of the other characters the man didn’t know what the swallow was saying. He placed the cage in the room and left. When the girl woke up in the middle of the night she saw the birdcage in her room and she realised how terrible it can be when a bird is in there. None of the characters understood what the bird wanted so badly but finally the bird has its chance. The bird slightly hesitated then opened its wings and flew away. Additionally, the girl said,”Will you fly for me, too, little bird?” stating that she can’t get free but she wants to feel free.

They walk down there when they get there the mom sees the big black shadow.

Jailen hung up the phone and went back to his uncle house banging on the door crying

My mother asks if I had a good day. I do not know, I can’t think it is to hard to remember. I get frustrated at this simple question and don’t reply. I realize that I have not yet fed my bearded dragon Draco. I am angry at myself every night I forget and it makes me feel bad for the little guy. I get off of my bed and walk to my closet door where all my cloths and the food for Draco is. I open the door to get Draco’s food. I turn on the lights. There is a flash of red light and I stumble.

We went outside to see my tribe getting attacked by the Hidatsas I did everything I could do to keep everybody out the best I could, but one of the Hidatsa members grabbed me and my friend by the arms I was squirming and screaming.

First, when her sister screamed because she saw the father’s eye “blurred” and “taurean” (30). It was like he was bull, charging forward without knowing any consequences of what it harms. The sister realized and soon was horrified to know that the father would do anything to get what he desired. The second time, the sister screamed to help Peacock escape from the father and divert his attention to the phone. All her diction expressed negative connotation of fear, anger, and sadness.

As he continued up the climb he saw a small bird, it was very colorful. It seemed to like his presence and flew around him. Jessie quickly became annoyed and suddenly swatted the bird. It fell lifelessly to the ground. This was something he had never done before, harm a peaceful creature, but he felt no sadness. He continued his climb. When he reached the top he looked out upon a beautiful sunrise and valley but he immediately started back for home. He had planning to do.

The squawk of an eagle, drew her eyes to a tall pine tree. Suddenly, she remembered the dream she had the night her grandfather died. She looked to the eagle atop the tree and remembered her grandfather’s voice saying, take the long road child, take the long road.

Everyone sprinted as fast as they could down the carpeted stairs. As everyone was eating the freezer burned meat loaf, the conversation about the park popped up. Grandma and Paisley were arguing about why they should keep or get rid of the egg. Grandma made some good points, “It could be some almost extinct animal that’s illegal to own. Or it could be dangerous!” “But it could also be some amazing creature that we could keep as a pet!” said paisley excitedly. Skyler was contemplating whether to get the egg in the morning to bring it home when he heard a faint voice in his head. “Get the egg and keep it in the garage until it’s time…” In his head he thought “until it’s time for

“Maman died today. Or yesterday maybe, I don’t know. I got a telegram from the home:

Meggie quietly snuck to the door to assure the guard was asleep, she heard him snoring earlier, she was just being cautious. The she crept her way to the window and discreetly tied the already tied bed sheets to the bedpost, she then crept down the wall holding firmly to the makeshift rope. When she reached the bottom she was grateful that she was unharmed. Meggie hadn’t thought this far yet perhaps this was a bad idea. But she shrugged the thought off, it’s no time for negativity. She had landed in the garden, it was rather beautiful for such a miserable town. She noticed the black iron gate to her right, it must be the only way out. Meggie followed the path past the gate until it came to a crossroad, at which she waited to insure no one was watching. Proceeding across the road and down another alley she got to another turn but she saw a flash og light and ducked quickly behind some rubble, avoiding the light. The light soon passed and she continued.

When Harry arrived at the hospital it was too late. His father had tragically died to a seizure. Harry’s heart sank. All the things that he never got to say to his father, now he’ll never get the chance. Harry had so much to say, It would take him hours. Now Harry can never tell his father what he wanted to. Harry wanted to get out of there. He sprinted out of there wailing for everyone to hear. Harry after a while ended up back at the shop. This was the quietest and loneliest it has ever been. Harry walked over to the counter. It hadn’t changed at all. “Where’s Harry” the bird mocked him, “Miss him.” Harry realized what he had done and so he decided to start running the shop, but every day after school he opened of the bird mocked him and

Katelyn went to the front door opening it wide and peered out at my grandmother. My grandmother then called to her, telling her to come out into the yard, telling her that the boys had left and wouldn’t be back again. That she had nothing to worry about any longer. My grandmother then picked up one of the chickens and began petting it—Katelyn did the same.

When she woke the following morning it was with confusion, at the familiar and yet unfamiliar surroundings. It took her a good minute to remember why she was at Kaiden's house and not her own room. As her new reality closed in on her she felt lost. Like a child that just wanted to run home to her parents. But they wouldn't have her anymore. To them she was as good as dead and they would have nothing more to do with her. At a small sound she turned her head and found her lifemate sorting through her clothing and putting everything away. He had so easily integrated her into his life, as easily as her parents had case her out of theirs. She shook her head at his offer of food, it just didn't