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Creative Writing: Margot In The Closet

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As Margot walked out of the closet she looked at the guilty and problematic faces of the other kids. The kids looked at each other wondering what they were going to tell the teacher. They were surprised that Margot was not mad at them. When the teacher walked in she asked the kids why they were all standing by the closet. They said that they were getting their homework out of their book bags. The teacher knew something fishy was going on. She noticed Margot’s sad expression and pulled her out of the classroom and asked her what really happened. She said that the kids locked her in the closet so that she couldn’t see the sun. The teacher and Margot walked back into the class. The other kids were already in their seats. The teacher asked the kids if there was anything they wanted to tell her. They all looked at the kid that had the idea to lock Margot in the closet. “Do you have anything to tell me William” the teacher asked. …show more content…

“We locked Margot in the closet” William said with a very guilty face. The teacher looked at everyone in the class and they all had gility faces. She asked the class why they put Margot in the closet. They said that they did not believe that Margot remembered the sun. The teacher looked at them with displeasure. One of the kids started to cry. The girl that was crying got up, walked over to Margot, and gave her a hug. “I’m so sorry” the girl

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