Personal Narrative: My Baby Brother Luke

Sarah even visits Luke more than his girlfriend, Melody Mercer, does. Luke realizes that he and Sarah have grown close together so when he gets out of the hospital he breaks up with Melody and asks Sarah out. One of the first nights Luke is out of the hospital, he and his father play catch to see what Luke can still do. At first it is a little hard, but he eventually gets the hang of it.

First, Luke sees Hank beat a Cysco boy to death in a fight that was three against one. Next, he sees Tally bathing which he knows is some kind of sin. He also sneaks

You might have heard his name before but there is much more to him than being a regular singer. Luke grew up as a southern boy, began an amazing career, and even kept his family with him through it all. He had a normal life growing up as a child, until a terrible event occurred. He then got up and started his music career. What started as something so small turned into an amazing career. It is impressive that he is always spending time with his family even though he is one of the most famous country singers. Many would love a guy like Luke.

Luke Garner was a third child. Where Luke was from they could not have a third child and if they get caught with three children then they would take the third child away and the parents would get in trouble. Since Luke was the third child he had to hide all the time. (Pg.6) Luke had two older brothers named Matthew and Mark. (Pg.7) Jen's father got Luke a fake I.D. so that he is not like a third child. (Pg.6) His new name is Lee Grant and he goes to Hendricks School for Boys. That school is for boys who are rich.

Luke was born on december the 14th in 1975 and he is now 41 years old. He grew up spending most of his time in the northern beaches of sydney but now he has moved to melbourne and spent most of his time living and working there with his new, growing family. In 2011, Luke was still working for magazines riding skateboards but then at that time Luke and his wife has their first child. Luke made the decision to quit skateboarding for magazines and spend more time with his family and start a full time freelance career on typography, which he loved doing and was very passionate about.

Luke started to realize how wrong his father can be and decides to defy him and to play

First, the town takes down the trees around Luke’s house to build more houses. This made it difficult for Luke to stay hidden. Next, Luke’s mother started working at the factory to make more money to support her family. Then, Luke was restricted to his room. He couldn’t go anywhere but his room. As he was searching for ways to look outside he found a small vent that allowed him to look out. When he was looking out the window, he noticed Jen also looking out a small window. Next, he came to a decision to go over to Jen’s house. When they were talking Jen told Luke about the rally. The rally is kind of like a protest for shadow children. Jen went with the rest of the shadow children. When he went to Jen’s house the next day, Jen’s dad told him she had got shot and killed by the population police. Luke was very sad. The population police came to Jen’s house to talk to her dad while Luke was there and Jen’s dad had to hide him. He hid inside a closet under some blankets. After that, Jen’s dad got Luke a fake I.D. so that he could go live a normal life somewhere else. Next, he went on living a normal life as Lee

I remember waking up to a commotion in the living room around 3 am. My parents were talking excitedly, and overly loud for that early in the morning. I was confused as to why they were awake, considering it was a work night for my mother, and she usually took advantage of getting as much sleep as possible.

On the day that i had my first Jr. High basketball game i woke up out of bed and was super excited to play. While i was getting ready i was acting like i was shooting a basketball, when i really wasn't and kept acting like i was dribbling. When i got to school my whole met up at my locker and we all were so pump up and couldn't stop thinking about the game. Throughout the whole day there were times i couldn't even think straight because i was talking and thinking about the game so much. I'm pretty sure i didn't get one problem done that whole day.

A drop of perspiration made a slow trek down my face as I carefully placed one foot in front of the other, each step taken with a precision a ballerina would envy. The scorching sun was directly behind me, its rays beaming directly through my shirt, making my venture more difficult than it usually was. I hadn’t had luck on my side so far today. The sky was bare of clouds, and no grain bin was tall enough to shade me from the sun. I wore my lucky red shirt specifically for this day. Yeah – I have a lucky shirt, what’re you laughing at? My usual crowd would consist of solely my brother, but today I had two sets of eyes on me. My brother’s, gazing up at me with his permanent look of wonder, and Sarah Crocker’s, her smirk extending beyond her lips

I sat in the back seat of the minivan with my brother trying to make time go faster by playing a card game. Luke did not like the game at all, but he did not bring any other games. Apparently, we only had 5 more hours through the flat lands on Kansas. Unlike Missouri, Kansas’s pride rests in its endlessly flat fields of wheat. As a high school senior, I could not handle long card rides or obnoxious card games. Noticing my occasional sighs and harsh glares, my dad pulled the car over and decided to have an impromptu break at a rest stop. We all left for our resected spots within the stop. With Luke still in the car playing with his toes, Dad chose to buy snacks and Mom chose to sit in the grass. I however, decided to spend my time in the restroom.

Am I my brother’s keeper? I have continuously asked myself this question since I was a child. My understanding of the question continues to grow, as I get older and wiser. In my opinion, people are more inclined to develop thoughts about their legacies as they age. My case is no different. When I have the time to meditate and just think, I often wonder about it. How will others remember me? How did I affect the world? These questions, along with a burning desire to heal (in any capacity whether it is spiritual, physical or mental), have strongly influenced my decision to become a cardiologist. I believe that my disadvantaged upbringing, uniqueness, and desire to see change in deprived communities will help me achieve my dream: making a difference as a cardiologist.

All I ever wanted was to get rid of my little brother. It was the time that he annoyed me. Wherever I go he follows me. Every day he asks me What I want to do. I respond and say “figure it out yourself.”

Luke sinks into a deeper depression and considers killing himself. He makes a phone call to his friend Gaz, who rushes to help him. Gaz takes Luke to a dog rescue center under the ruse of adopting a dog for his kids. When Luke sees Useless, it’s love at first sight.

Luke Caster is a good looking 18 years old boy who is the son of Dr Kayla Johnson and James