Personal Narrative-Let The Corn Gaze

As I was trick or treating, I was thinking of how much candy will be on my inventory. I am assuming the more gruesome and scary your costume is, more than likely you will get more candy. I was cladded in a scary looking werewolf costume. I went up to my first house to get candy from, and they gave me not what I expected, and I had a grimace on my face. I saw a corn maze to get to this big house, and I thought to myself, I bet there is a lot of candy there. So I was gingerly walking through the corn maze, and this dry looking person popped up, almost like he was dehydrated. After that, I started going through the corn maze in a cursory act. Things were popping up left and right, and I just started running. Suddenly I tripped over a wire and got an abrasion on my knee, and the wire electrified me, but it was really quick, so it did not hurt as bad as I thought. Then I saw a sign with a riddle on it. It had a riddle on it about left or right. I quickly derived information out of it, and I surmised that the right passage …show more content…
The right passage was the right way, and I made it out of the corn maze. When I was walking up the steps, I saw a succumb person laying down on the stairs. I said to myself, I hope that is not real, and I just kept on going up the stairs. I went up to the front door, and I rung the doorbell. Believe it or not, the guy who opened it did not look scary. In fact, he was very nice, and he gave me a ton of candy. I corroborated with him about not going through the the corn maze the way back because I got extremely scared. So he just took me the back way. After that I found my brother Logan, and Logan and I had the same costume, so I simulated him going through the neighborhood as if we were the same person. Or at least I endeavored to. It was kind of hard to copy him exactly, but I tried. Logan and I got home, and we both had a ton of candy. We enjoyed eating it for dessert after dinner, and we said to each other, I