Child Narrative Bedrooms

Lachlan Pettigrew 11/9-11/11 Period 3 Child Narrative Bedrooms and Coffee Shops There were two of us. Brandon was a child who could settle a debate at the flick of a wrist, and who could keep people in check. I was the man behind the curtain, making the experience as smooth as possible, keeping the clock ticking. Kids, enjoy the internet, so they talk through it, hearing each other from miles away. They play games with it, to pass the time, social games. So they wanted a place where the user could roam free, where they could work with others to both create and destroy. Forming friendships and breaking them. This is the world of little gamers. And we all wanted something of our own. A "Prize" perhaps. We both had our own separate boxes, communicating …show more content…
It was stunning. Every person who showed their face had suggestions, and Brandon and I could talk these ideas over with them, record info, and tune these ideas(and perhaps, put these ideas in place). In the following years Brandon and I had different views on what should happen with this, and that caused us to separate back into two different groups, yet this time we shared a loving and devoted community. As time went on, school became a burden and neither of us had time to handle our tasks, so we both left our community, and closed the doors on them. First me, and after a month or so, Brandon. After we completed our goal, and left to do other things, we realized the extent of our accomplishment, and what it had taught us, about ourselves, each other, and how a community evolves, changes, and sides with people. We learned that age is a boundary, set in place by society, yet it was one which could be bypassed with devotion to your goal. A good, loving, friend will partner with you on your adventures, and when these two minds work on something together, a much greater result will arrive than would from just