The Dragon's Short Story: Ayden

     Settings: The first setting is in a knight school where Gawaine is taught how to be a knight. It also takes place in the forest where he beheads all the dragons and is almost fooled into being eaten.

“Where should we walk to?” I asked. “I don’t know” said Megan. Elizabeth chimed in saying “let’s just walk around seeing where we end up.” The three of us walked around, and ended up at the playground at Olmsted Elementary School. It was chilly out, but you only needed a sweatshirt. The playground was spooky at night. It felt like someone was hiding waiting for

In Anne McCaffrey nonfiction, “The Smallest Dragonboy,” Keevan, the main character, started off as an insecure little boy to being a brave and emotionally strong dragon-rider. Although Keevan had demonstrated a vast bank of personality and traits throughout his adventure to become a dragon-rider, Keevan ultimately possesses one certain trait that identifies him from others. From several aspect of his life like his, speech, actions, and appearance, Keevan is best described as a unique boy with a passion for persistence.

School started and isn’t fun for the kids. The other kids are sometimes mean to them because of the Robinson case. Scout had a class discussion about the Jews and Hitler. Scout thinks her teacher is a hypocrite because she was on the jury of the Tom Robinson trail and taught that in America we don’t persecute anyone. Mr. Ewell got a job but, was fired a few days later. Judge Taylor saw a shadow of someone or something in his house. Mr. Dea’s came to the Ewell house and yelled at them. Mr. Ewell followed Helen and cursed at her.

Just leaving the library at Fountain Lake High school, the shy new kid Sam is walking down the long busy hallway to his locker amidst the crowd of loud kids. As Sam is going to his locker he is worried that he will be noticed today because he wore brighter clothes than usual. Suddenly he is dragged from his thoughts when someone trips him, and he stumbles into another student before falling face first on the hard white tiled floor. His black-framed glasses fall off, and all of his books and papers scatter across the hallway floor. Sam looks around to find his glasses, but everything is blurry. Unexpectedly, a boy he has never seen before finds his glasses and hands them to Sam. As Sam puts his glasses back on he gets a clear look at

They shook their heads, and I slowly got up from the floor, telling them to go back into class while I called my mom. She picked up on the third ring, and as soon as I heard her voice I began crying again. She freaked out, thinking that I was hurt or something of the like. I assured her that I was fine, and then explained to her what had happened to Josh. She began crying, apologizing for the fact that I had lost yet another friend at such a young age. She asked me if I wanted to be checked out of school so I could come home, but I told her no because I wanted to see if I could find someone who had more information on what had happened. I hung up the phone and got onto Safari, googling Josh’s name to see if anything popped up. There was an article stating that a teenager had crashed on Memorial Road, but they were unsure of the cause of the crash or who the victim was. I eventually gave up and went back into Coach Lovett’s classroom, sitting in the desk behind Shelby’s. I got out my AP Government homework and tried to busy myself, distract myself. The class did not have a substitute teacher since Lovett had left so suddenly that morning, so everyone was surprised when he came into the classroom, talking quietly on the phone. I immediately stood up, walking over to his desk, where he was packing up his things. He told me that all of the boys were at Braxton’s house and that I was more than

It was Wednesday around 2 in the morning, Julian snook out of his house and walked to the nearby park. As he was sitting on the bench waiting for Alexia he had this eerie feeling about the whole situation. He had second thoughts about everything.

The kids realized that Margot now must wait 7 years to see the sun, and they felt remorseful for locking her up in a closet. After they came back into the classroom and saw it was raining, then they all realized the deed that they had done was very severe and they were sympathetic for her. Once they went to the door, they heard nothing behind the closet doors. They

Mason's day was off to a good start, one he knew would not last. For him, predicting how good his day would be was easy, it was based on the simple fact that a certain someone had at least one class with him every day. They had always been together in one way or another. They had met in preschool for gods sake, and had some how managed to stay in lock step down all the years and stages of schooling. Even when, in middle school, his family had moved to another neighborhood and ended up in another district, who did it turn out was moving in down the street? But his favorite little friend. Their parents had been so excited that they had even been forced to endure a double family outing. Needless to say that the budding friendship between their parents no longer involved the kids as tag along's.

The kids thought the story was amusing. James told them about a book in the library that tells the story about the Shadow Snatchers. Cindy who mother was the town mayor suggested they should get the book and read more about the story. As Cindy was finishing her remarks, Paul who played on the school football team hollered out and said, that is the answer. Every body looked at Paul with curiosity. Isabel who mother worked for the mayor, said, "what is the answer?" Paul told them the planned he thought about. Paul shared with them that they should steal the ground hog shadow so no more prediction can be made. With the ground hog shadow missing, they can have an early spring and more fun during the warm weather. Isabel said to Paul that is the dumbest ideal we ever heard of from you. Our parents would kill us doing something like that besides it is only a legend. James said, no it is true my grandfather swear to me before his death. The children decided

Abbie, a sixth grade student at West Wilson Middle School, was in Mrs. Miller’s classroom after class with her friend Alina. Abbie heard a supernatural noise, it sounded like a mix between a shriek and a cackling zombie.

While everyone was still eating their lunch, the teacher counted how many students she had. She suddenly realized she was missing Tommy, and she started to panic. When they all got back on the bus, she told the driver to take them back to the children’s museum. She searched the entire museum many times, but Tommy was nowhere to be found. Then she searched the science museum. She was very worried and couldn’t think straight about anything. She was hoping that Tommy was okay. She could not believe that she had lost one of her best students, and she didn’t know what she was going to do if she couldn’t find him. She knew that she had to tell the truth because lying was not an option for her. She was worried that she would lose her job and struggle

Not far from where Luke landed Dooly fell to the ground, his knees landing painfully on the ground. Behind him, the portal silently closed, and he got to his feet. He had to find Luke, and he had to do it quickly. He too could sense danger lurking everywhere. He pulled his robes tightly over his chest and set out.

I knew I must help the kids. Slowly I opened my door and snuck outside. I remained hesitant because I didn’t want to put myself in unnecessary trouble. Maybe it was alright that I wasn’t very speedy about getting there because the kids were walking slowly there to the tree as well. On my way, I could hear the man’s shuffling feet on the lawn. Then all of a sudden, the shuffling got louder and Jem screamed.

"Were here," grunted Alexander's father. Alex's mom marched toward the door of the barn. There was a rusted bell, connected to a pulley and a thick rope. Alex's mom pulled it. The bell rang out, loud and strong. The family waited.