Friday, April 15, 2011
Prewriting 4.2 Climatic Scene
One day, my dad took a trip to the supermarket with my grandmother. It was just another average day of shopping, my dad getting to ride in the cart as my grandmother pushed it along as he threw his favorite snacks in walking by the aisles. Eventually, my grandmother told my dad he can go buy one toy from the toy section of the supermarket, and he could pick anything he liked. My dad, being the decisive man he is today, looked straight at the football that he wanted and picked it right up. He had never been so excited to play with something in this life. The bright blue ball with orange lacing, his two favorite colors. Walking back to my grandmother, he was stopped by none other than his childhood bully. My father thought to himself, "How can he possibly find me and want to bother me while I am with my mother." Quickly, the bully told my father to give him the football, or else he would force him to. Before this event occurred, my father had been fed up with being bullied all of the time and realized that he was a bigger kid than his bully anyway. As my father said no to giving the bully the football, the bully quickly went to grab it form my dad. In an instance, my dad clenched a fist a punched the bully right in the face in the middle of the supermarket. Not only did he have the courage to punch him in the face, but he broke his nose as well. My father then ran off to my grandmother, checkout out, and left the supermarket without telling her what happened.
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