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Dialogue Essay: My Hero's Journey

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Gerald, hurry up let 's go! she said, We are going to be late! I am coming, give me a minute! he exclaimed. Tap tap tap as he came down the stairs. Alright I have my bathing suit let 's go to the beach. They walked out to their small black car parked in the driveway and took off. When they go to the beach they immediately saw their friends the Carltons and sat down. They talked for awhile but then something went wrong. He looked into the water and there was a little boy frantically splashing around. He was drowning. Gerald then sprung into action and jumped into the water. He swiftly swam over to the boy and pulled him up. He then dragged him to shore and called the paramedics. The paramedics came and made sure he was okay but they left soon after that. Gerald was sitting on a rock surrounded by his family and friends when a tall man came up to him. He casually asked “Can I borrow HIm for a second?” pointing at Gerald. They walked about 30 feet away from the others and then said “I am the head recruiter for the coast guard and I want you to join”. He looks at him weird for a second then answers. “Let me get back to you on that I have to think It over; I have a lot on my plate right now. After the recruiter walked off he went straight to the car and waited for his wife to return. When she returned she asked what the guy wanted but there was no response. On the car ride home there was silence. With so much going …show more content…

I also hope you are learning a lot about the country and about yourself. The house is doing alright although we are under quite a few feet of snow after the last big canadian snow storm. There are some very minor damages to the roof but they can be easily fixed in very little time. I am just writing to let you know that miss you and I can’t wait to see you again when you come back from your missions as a soldier. And I can’twait to see you for our anniversary
From your loving wife,

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