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My Hero's Journey-Personal Narrative

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My eyes dart open and I don’t know where I am. Something doesn’t quite feel right, like my feet aren’t touching the ground. My eyes adjust and I become aware of the world around me slowly. I see blue and red lights, a police car? I slowly turn around and see two piles of twisted metal, one just off the road and the other wrapped around a tree. Where am I? I wondered, although I had a feeling that deep down some part of me already knew. I move over to the metal heap around the tree, examining the crushed chasse, the crimson painted windshield, and the non-existent tyres. There’s a body near the car sprawled across the ground. It looks strangely familiar, yet I can’t seem to figure out who it is. Suddenly, it hits me. The body, it’s me. I...

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