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Personal Narrative: Lana's Integrity

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Well this weekend kicked off with a great start. Starting with my basketball dominating at our game. I actually scored a basket for once and played good defense. It was a very frustrating game having people yell at me from all sides. Though in the end we played a great game even with a few bumps along the way. In the fourth quarter, however, Lana, whose in the seventh grade, rolled her ankle by accident. She was very persistent on going back into the game and high fiving the other team, but we refused to let her get up. We told her she needed her rest and needed to not put weight on her leg. She's a pretty tough girl and I hope she feels better soon.

Then the rest of my weekend was pretty boring, but I did finally get to finish the show

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