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Personal Narrative Essay On Halloween Night

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On halloween night three 32 year old witches, Brittany, Sarah, and Carley, decided to go out into the local town to terrorize children. Brittany is a blond witch, very nice, and is very compassionate which is very unusual for a witch! Sarah is a redhead; she is a mean, nasty witch. Carly, on the other hand, does anything that Sarah tells her to. She doesn’t think for herself. The mean witches are walking down the street on halloween night. When they saw a little girl was walking up to them, they were angered when the girl said, “Nice costumes!” The mean witches screamed, “What do you mean? These aren’t costumes you little brat!” Sarah said, “Carly, turn her into a pumpkin. Carly answered, “Ok.” Carly turns the little girl into a

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