Clifford Roberts Descriptive Writing

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Clifford Roberts

As they stood, some were looking at the river of cars, some looking at the depth below, well aware of the danger that waited.
Raven: Sherlock suited up for the dive. “Are you sure you want to attempt the dive today? Maybe you should do it on a sunny day. This weather condition gives me the creeps.”
Sherlock: “It would be better if you think positive and not let your mind run wild. I’ve given this a ton of thought. I am more determined than ever. The way I figure, if I’m successful I rid myself of the horrible dreams that no one deserve.”
As Sherlock moved over to the side of the bridge, the demon in his mind laughed out loud . . . . like an eight-year-old laughing out loud. He shook it off keeping his focus on the task

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