Saw VI

half eaten sandwich and walked up the steps to the abandoned park. There was a plastic playground and a sandbox that was full of sand as if not used. I shivered as the wind blew and I saw a really big acorn tree. The grass was turning yellow and I looked past the tree to see the pond. The pond was clear as I stood and saw my reflection. I crouched down and as usual, I took my sandwich out and tore a piece and threw it in the water. In five minutes time, ducks started to appear and eventually I ran out

toward the end of summer when I went shopping with my mother for a new shirt and saw my face in the harsh fluorescent light of the fitting room. Pulling the new shirt on over my head, I caught a glimpse of my reflection in a mirror that was itself being reflected in a mirror opposite, reversing my face as I usually saw it. I stood there motionless, the shirt only halfway on, my skin extra pale from the lighting, and saw how asymmetrical my face was. How had that happened? Walking up to the mirror,

racers [pigeons]… No one sends any messages on them” (Salisbury 126). The quote is about an American soldier going into Tomi’s house. The soldier said that someone told them that they had pigeons that were sending messages to the Japanese army. Once he saw the pigeons, they told them to kill the pigeons even though they were racer pigeons. So it is unfair that they had to kill their pigeons. Another part in the book shows unfairness to Tomi’s Papa and Grampa. “…They treating you okay, Tomi? … They come

evil continued. I never really had a problem with telling someone how I felt until now. My appearance, both inside and out started to bother me. From that point on I was disgusted with myself and tried to change every little imperfection that they saw. For the longest time, my objective was to change me. I wasn’t so much adjusting myself for me. I was adjusting myself for the

2017, and it is the day the store finished making my dress. I arrived at the mall around two in the afternoon to pick up the dress. When the lady saw me, she ran to the back and got the dress. She brought out this ugly brown strip dress. I started screaming and kicking everything in front of the door. I could not believe they got the wrong dress. The lady saw me screaming my lungs out, so she went to get the manager. I told the manager that they gave me the wrong dress. He looked at me and went to the

They were awful together because Emmett has always been a warm hearted person. At school, they would walk down the halls with both of their little possies, and Emmett would not even look at me. Whenever he saw me, he would wince, and look away. Today, I was on my way to Sculptural Art, when he saw me, and walked up to me. He told me that he was going to a movie, and wanted me to come. I, of course, flustered, said yes. Tonight, we would meet, at the Rockwell Movie theatre, to see Merge. While we watched

I threw my books on my bed and approached the jacket as if I knew what was inside the christmas present and it wasn’t what i wanted. I looked at the jacket, i wanted to hurl. I touched the sleeve and peaked inside at the brownish-yellow lining. My mom’s voice echoed from the kitchen to my room. “Your jacket is in th So I opened my closet door slowly waiting for someone to jump out and scare me, praying to the lord that there was another jacket in the closet. YES!!!! I had to have the best mother

something, I guess no one told them what happened to me. Connor avoids me during school so no one knows what’s really going on between us. Blair spotted me out of all of the crowd of people, I don’t know how she does it but she did. As soon as Blair saw me she hugged me tightly, “Were have you been Hun?” I think I am going to tell Blair but I don’t know. I might of found someone to be in a relationship with, got hit by a car, and stayed a whole week in someone’s house with someone else in the same

Palace. Halfway through the show, the air raid sirens blared out and huge bombs fell out of the sky. So, we made a run for the nearest shelter, but I lost sight of Mummy amongst the pushing and shoving. Hours and hours, I waited, but I never…I never saw her...again.' ‘You are such a brave girl,’ whispered Lord Fox, then wrapped her in a hug as she fought back the tears. 'Me and Clog roamed the streets for days, searching for scraps of food and a dry place to sleep at night. But then a warden found

“Hey! Hey there! Get in my car, Kid! I’m going to eat you!” Screams of murder and despair fill the background. The van drives off, and the boy is never seen again. The next morning, in Billy’s homeless shelter, kids yell, the alarm clock pounds on Billy’s brain. He rolls out of bed and lets out a morning groan, and gets ready for school. He washes the blood off his shirt before he leaves for high school in Indianapolis. As he steps outside he smells the morning dew and thinks about what a great