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My Hero's Journey-Personal Narrative

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I was confused and overwhelmed. All the speedy rollercoasters, and rides. So many people and unfamiliar surroundings. WOOSH the ride pasts me as I enter the park. Me and my best friend had already decided our schedule.My heart pounding, Vision blurred. We were finally here, today was going to be an exhilarating day.Gideon my friend was really excited. But I was a bit nervous and shaking in my shoes. Every roller coaster was scarier than the last.Little did I know my world was about to be rocked.

The first roller coaster we went to was Apollo’s chariot. Of course the highest one in the whole park. As we went up, the pressure was building. Gideon blurted, “here we go!” it was the longest 2 min in my life. We went down, I felt all the blood

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