American Mythology Research Paper

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American Literature days:11-30 essay 8-28-17

This essay is about a creature who is a sorcerer/goddess. Her name is Amelia
And she is living on earth .She is trying to keep her secret quiet,but I don't think that will last long.She has long blonde hair,blue eyes,lives in a big house,and has a job as a game creater.She is single,has no kids,she lives in
New York, she is 35, and loves the life she is living.What happens in this essay is a boy named David who is 17 comes to find out about her secret.

On a very sunny day Amelia wakes up to go to work,while she is in her house she uses her powers to do everything.When she leaves her house a boy named David comes to say hi,they are very great friends.Amelia is on her door step fixing to leave and David
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When David gives it back to her she asked him''did you like it,do you think other teens would like it''?David says''it was outstanding I think many other teens would like this game,you gotta sell this game''.She says''not till my boss gives it an okay,otherwise no sell''.It was all most 10:30pm and Amelia says''I still don't know where you live,where do you live''?
David got quiet and said''I don't live in a house,I live on the streets.''
Amelia said ''why didn't you tell me,from now on you live with me okay''.
David said ''okay this means so much to me''!They both went inside and
David sat down on the couch and Amelia said''Im gonna go change if you want you can play my game''.David said''okay I will go and get my clothes and game systems real quick''.Amelia said''okay be safe,be back soon okay''.David said''I will''.When David left she set her game on the kitchen table.When David got back he through his stuff on the

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