Sherwood Mall Descriptive Writing

When I first arrived at Sherwood Mall, around twelve o’clock, and throughout the stay, I saw teenagers who varied. One of the teenagers who I saw was simply staring out to the outside. It seemed that she was waiting for somebody. She would occasionally get on her phone. However, she was not the only one on her phone: a male teenager, a couple tables away from her, was also on his phone. On his neck, appeared to be some dark markings. After a few moments, a girl came to talk to him, and he showed her something on his phone and started to laugh. Thereafter, they walked away. There was an elderly man with a young teenager sitting together on the other side of the food court, and the teenager rarely talked to the man; rather, he remained on his phone. A family was ordering for food …show more content…
This time, another girl, who appeared to be the original girl’s friend, appeared. Now there were two girls and four guys. In addition, there were two older individuals: a male and a female. Next to me, a female teenager with acne was sitting next to an older lady. Although the teenager was not on her phone, she was mostly silent. On the corner of the food court sat a group of three male teenagers. One was wearing a red hat, a red shirt, and a gray sweatshirt; the other one wore a black shirt with jeans; and the last one wore a blue sweatshirt. Mainly, there would be a conversation where two contributed, and one would be on his phone or eat his food. For instance, the red shirt teenager remained silent while the blue sweatshirt individual spoke to the black shirt teenager, and occasionally, the blue sweatshirt individual remained taciturn while the red shirt individual spoke to the black shirt teenager. All three were not simultaneously contributing to the conversation. Furthermore, they would often laugh. Sporadically, there would be individual teenagers walking alone, looking around. One of them appeared to be