Personal Narrative: This Is The Candy Castle
“This is the Candy Castle,” Kassandra said, glancing worriedly at the sun. “We do not have time to tour it, but feel free to explore it tomorrow. Fun fact: anything you eat will regrow within in seconds of consumption. So you may eat any part of the castle that you want. About five miles west of the Candy Castle is another castle, modeled after a traditional French castle. As much as I would like to show you the French castle, you cannot be out after dark without your charm bracelet. You obviously do not have one yet, so we really need to get back to the Home Castle.” With that, Kassandra and Chloe teleported back to the castle. “This is where I leave you,” Kassandra told her, “ If you need me, simply tap your charm bracelet and say my name.
Personal Narrative: The Glass Castle: A Memoir
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Personal Narrative: Prologue To Soda
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Personal Narrative: Cookie Monster
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Personal Narrative: Six Flags Magic Mountain
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Personal Narrative: The Red Death
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Personal Narrative: The El Dorado
64 Words | 1 PagesMy grandfather was shouting, trying to get my attention, and when I stirred from my trance, I could then hear: “_Sandra, Sandra, this is yours.” He was pointing to a brown, buffalo like female calf, which had just been born. It was a gift, the first part towards my inheritance. In the El Dorado, money meant very little, the cattle was the highest currency.
Briar Rose Legend
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Personal Narrative: The Glass Castle
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