Mary Shelley's Frankenstein-Personal Narrative

the thought spun arou faster and faster untill I had to grab the near by tree to hold myself up,but my hand slpied and I hlanded with a loud thud. Sitting on the ground surrounded by the leaf litter was the runnaway slave staring wide eyed and in shock.

I bent down to grab, never stopping as I ran. I turned around and swung the branch wildly. The eagle let out a screech. I prayed that it would buy me time, and kept running.

So we get to the stand and 15 minutes after its walking up the hill. The leaves we falling from a slight breeze from the east. As the deer was walking up the hill we could hear the leaves crunching and with every step the deer took my heart rate got faster even though I couldn't see it. I was looking around franticly looking

Like so many nights in the garden I walked alone, listened and watched. one night I heard someone crying and as I walked closer to the sound My eyes took control of me,  The moonlight was gazing on a field of cold bladed grass, and I watched her walke slowly through it, and all that I was and created for could not stand against the emptiness that was inside of me, I lifted my spear only two plant deep into the ground, I hid myself behind a tree, Not that I was afraid, But I feared that she might fear me? As I watched her walk closer to the garden I could not stop the change in me, my body covered, with  course hair, and pointed horns grew from the top of my head, and teeth, as sharp as my spear, claws on my hands they were like razors, and the strength of a legion inside of me, I became a beast. and I heard the sound of wings of a flying creature, like the sound of roaring water, I

Blood flow rushing through my veins, lungs heavily breathing through thin air, heart pounding loudly, I couldn’t bear. Slowly I unsealed my eyes from its long tender slumber, and grazed everything around me. Pitch black light loomed in my sight. I perceived nothing except darkness and a shadowy site. Terrified of my blindness, cascades of water started whooshing down my eyes. With all my might, I stretched out my long podgy arms as stiff as I can as it hit a large rigid structure similar to a wall. Four compacted fortifications built to confine me inside this hollow full of terror.

It hunches over standing at least ten feet tall and as silence spreads itself across the opening in the forest, I see my only shot. Realizing that I have to kill it before it kills me, I dive out from the vines with a stone in my hand, ready to smash the figure I had seen, but it disappeared. Standing in an open space in the middle of the forest, I move my head frantically in all directions. Hissss. The hairs on my neck shoot up and shivers run down my spine as the noise flows through one ear and out the other. The sound shakes my body and I start to tremble with fear as the forest floor darkens behind me. I feel a large shadowy figure staring at me. As it shifts its body, the branches that have dropped from the canopy are crushed by its massive presence. Hiss- I whip around and instinctively launch the rock in the general direction of the nose. Locking eyes with the giant serpent now bellowing over me, the rock humorously bounces off of its metallic-like scales. “Crap.”

The deafening silence of the woods sent chills down his spine. He was oblivious to the barbaric beast watching his every step. The dead air was broken by the rustle of the autumn leaves. In a blink he turned, looked behind, but nothing.

The massive, cinnamon brown Grizzly bolted across the short view in between the brush on the hill. Trees crashed and logs banged together as it ran towards the direction we had just come. I knew it was frightened. Even a big beast as massive as that still gets uneasy from simple loud noises and

It smiled at me, and that’s what sent my skin boiling. It smiled as if it had been exposed, but didn’t care. It wasn’t afraid. Five horns were on its head versus two, one eye versus a pair, and large spikes were on its back as tall as a mountain. The speed he traveled at made him invisible. Five puncture holes violated me from my cheek down to my thigh. I looked up to see that he was gone and screamed at a pitch I never knew my voice could reach.

There’s a little crunch as I step on the colorful dead leaves. It’s quiet and alone in the little park. I decided to take a stroll earlier. The smell of fresh rain clears my head of all its problems. The sun begins to peek through the gray clouds.

I hid behind the shelf of lab tools, since it was in the back corner of the school, it would be harder to find me. I started to think about what I was to do if the creature found me. While I was in mid-thought the door busted open. I heard a loud snarl and I knew it had found me. I quickly started to move against the wall very quietly.

Other creatures are here too. They are silent, deadly predators watching, stalking their prey. The massive snake, curled around the tree trunk. To his prey he is nearly invisible, scales camouflaged against the bark of his tree. A jaguar, tucked away up in the branches. Piercing yellow eyes watching, ever alert.

I sprinted to the right, turned, and saw an ogre bearing down on me like a quarterback. His red eyes glowed with hate. Without thinking, I rolled to one side and came up kneeling. As the monster rushed past, I drove my sword up and into his chest.

Then the T-Rex came and started roaring at us. It’s cold, dark eyes seemed to follow me, I swallowed.

The creature moved as it raised its head, then slowly it began walking every step letting out a scraping sound as its claws dragged on the stone floor. Soon it stood beside me its mere presence causing goose bumps to form on my skin and my hair to stand on end.