Personal Narrative-Sacrifice

"I should have seen this coming. I don't understand why my visions are blocked." Alice said.

I was frozen still with shock and panic flooding through me. I wanted to find Jake, but didn't want to call attention to him or myself. I set off towards the lobby as fast as I could manage. Swells of people came in and out of the lobby. I tried to tell myself that I was going to be fine, but I knew that was almost impossible. As I was being shoved around the lobby, I saw the orange fox ears poking through the crowd. Part of me said it wasn't him, that they could just be another fox anthro with orange ears, but I had to try. "Jake!" I yelled out. I waited to hear him call back, but I started to lose hope fast until, "Dawn? Dawn, where are you?" He turned around and looked at me. We locked eyes and started to head towards each other. As the

“What are you doing? Your bed is over the other side of the room. I wasn’t expecting to see you.”

Kyle at last chooses to quit, kissing my cheek and watch Christopher play his Madden game. I rest my arm on the back of the lounge chair, laying my head in my palm. Kayla chooses to come out the restroom and join us in the lounge room. She left the room for twenty minutes to talk with Samuel. He must've taken my

Over this past summer, I was forced to face one of my greatest fears; heights. My fear of heights started on a family vacation to Sesame Park when I was about five years old. I remember having a lot of fun riding many different rides until I decided to go on the largest roller-coaster they had in the park. The ride itself was incredible. Unfortunately, as the carts came to the last loop, the ride malfunctioned, keeping us suspended in the air for what felt like an eternity. Although, in reality, it was only a few minutes before we were operational and safely exiting the ride. However, during that brief malfunction, I had a complete mental breakdown and feared I would fall to my death.

“I..I..I don’t know” I say as heavy footsteps seem to get closer to the room door.

“Okay. Tell me exactly what you saw. You were literally twitching and screaming in your sleep!” Devin declared, “Your screams were so loud, you woke up Hayden!”

After she left my room, I crawled into my taffy bed and began to think about my important mission as I licked my blanket. Trying to defeat a giant was definitely a scary thought, but I didn’t want to let them down, so I knew I had to be brave. Shortly after, I drifted off to sleep.

"Just follow my voice. It will be okay." I jump to my feet. I began to hobble through the night.

Back when the only light at night was the newly discovered warm flames of the small flickering fires scattered throughout the townspeople. All lights eventually faded during the duration of the darkness, all except for one. Her name was Lune.

The light turned on again. Trying to lift my head towards the light, the voice came back.

“I told you I looked everywhere. I didn't find a hidden room,” Sam said, trying to deter his brother.

I went back to the clubhouse, trying to make my way back to my room, but there was a full blown party going on. I looked over to see Death sitting in the corner by himself, making my way towards him for some reason. He smiled and patted the chair next to him, so I took a seat. We talked for a few hours before I called it a night.

“Yes Joel, that vision. Only a vision.”Jake says calmly with more than a bit of sarcasm in his voice.

“We’ll find him. I promise. Maybe he just ran away. He probably needed a little break away from all of the crowd. I’m sure we’ll find him later, let's go back to the hotel and have Penelope help us find him.”