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Narrative Essay On Scavengers

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When you were first recruited to work for the Avengers as an assistant you laughed when Tony mentioned the traditions that they had. You thought some of them were made up just as a joke to make you feel more comfortable. However, apparently the weekly Disney movie night was something that they all thought could help everyone relax after a tiring week. It was also so that Steve and Bucky could catch up on movies they had missed.
Two Sundays ago it was Natasha’s turn to pick a movie. She wanted to embrace the season and the weather because it had just started snowing so she went with Frozen.
‘’Thank you all for inviting me in another get together. I will try to not spoil your fun be singing along but I can’t promise anything. I love this one.’’ …show more content…

Today your day would be slow and you would find some time for yourself. Most of the team was away for a mission leaving you, Wanda, and Clint behind.
While you were walking towards the kitchen to make some waffles for breakfast you heard some noise. Stepping closer you could hear a muffled voice. Trying to make sense of what the person was saying you made sense of what they were saying. What you heard was ‘’And now we're not I wish you would tell me why!
Do you want to build a snowman? It doesn't have to be a snowman’’
The beautiful angelic voice belongs to Wanda. She had been singing the song, just the first verse all the time. She then continued humming the rest of the melody before joining you in the kitchen.
‘’Hey Wanda, good morning. Listen I just had an awesome idea. “I heard you humming “do you wanna build a snowman?” To yourself so do you? We can build one in the front yard after breakfast.’’ Wanda was excited with the idea so you quickly ate, put on scarves and gloves, and run outside.

You stepped outside and everything around you was white. It was breathtaking and felt like stepping inside the painting that Steve was painting a few weeks

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