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Fair Trail: A Narrative Analysis

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Today was a very special day. I rushed through my daily routine like preparing breakfast and getting the kids up. I went to the arena after bringing the kids to school. I told them to hurry up. I didn’t want to be late because it was going to be crowded and I wanted a seat.This trail was going to be extra special because the princess’s boyfriend was going to be on trail. My husband and I were very excited to go to the arena to watch the trail. I wondered how this political system running by a barbaric king would work. Is this going to be a fair trial? After bringing the kids to school, my husband and I headed over to the arena. It was shocking to see how many people got there before us. The whole arena was packed with people from

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