DeShawn Kantse had worked long and hard to save up enough money from his job as a cashier at Wall-mart to visit The Eye Doctor for an eye surgery. He couldn’t believe his eyes when the doctor informed him of the cost of the procedure. He always enjoyed good prices and bargains, like at Wall-mart, so he swore for as long as he was a cashier he would fight the outrageous prices of The Eye Doctor. This is how The Blind Sentry was born.
He knew in his heart that he was supposed to fight the despicable prices of the doctor, but he was really lazy and didn’t want to. He was blinded as a kid when frosting got blown in his face at a birthday party and was used to everything being done for him. The frosting made him completely blind. Being blind also …show more content…
He called some local real estate agents, but they had prices that were as despicable as The Eye Doctor when offering their services. Luckily he ran into a telephone pole that had a flier with offered a tree-house to rent, was written in braille, and was just two blocks away from the doctor’s office. The two blocks was easily within speed-walking distance. He visited the old couple that was renting out the tree-house. The price started out at 5$ a week, but after some vigorous negotiations it became a rusty nail and half an …show more content…
The only person would be able to fix that problem is his arch nemesis; The Eye Doctor. He knew that he couldn’t fight with his fists because he would probably miss (because he is blind) so he got a bow and arrow. He found a good bow and what he thought were arrows, but turned out to be his golf bag (9 iron, driver, putter and 5 wood). He knew for his transition to the tree-house he would have to bring along just the bare essential: wood furnisher, socks, some expired microwavable onion rings, spare 9 volt battery, extra shoelaces and four cans of tomato soup.
Stopping The Eye Doctor’s disgraceful prices would be a difficult task, but knew after his midnight jogs (well… he thought it was midnight) and his 6 month subscription to National Geographic Gold’s Gym membership, for $49.99 a month, he would be ready for anything. He trained for hours with 15 minute breaks every 15 minutes (He gets tired easily). He trained in a small hole that he dug one weekend. He has a wooden target on a stand at one side. The target is full of holes, but those are from the termites that he accidentally brought into the tree-house not from the
He knew in his heart that he was supposed to fight the despicable prices of the doctor, but he was really lazy and didn’t want to. He was blinded as a kid when frosting got blown in his face at a birthday party and was used to everything being done for him. The frosting made him completely blind. Being blind also …show more content…
He called some local real estate agents, but they had prices that were as despicable as The Eye Doctor when offering their services. Luckily he ran into a telephone pole that had a flier with offered a tree-house to rent, was written in braille, and was just two blocks away from the doctor’s office. The two blocks was easily within speed-walking distance. He visited the old couple that was renting out the tree-house. The price started out at 5$ a week, but after some vigorous negotiations it became a rusty nail and half an …show more content…
The only person would be able to fix that problem is his arch nemesis; The Eye Doctor. He knew that he couldn’t fight with his fists because he would probably miss (because he is blind) so he got a bow and arrow. He found a good bow and what he thought were arrows, but turned out to be his golf bag (9 iron, driver, putter and 5 wood). He knew for his transition to the tree-house he would have to bring along just the bare essential: wood furnisher, socks, some expired microwavable onion rings, spare 9 volt battery, extra shoelaces and four cans of tomato soup.
Stopping The Eye Doctor’s disgraceful prices would be a difficult task, but knew after his midnight jogs (well… he thought it was midnight) and his 6 month subscription to National Geographic Gold’s Gym membership, for $49.99 a month, he would be ready for anything. He trained for hours with 15 minute breaks every 15 minutes (He gets tired easily). He trained in a small hole that he dug one weekend. He has a wooden target on a stand at one side. The target is full of holes, but those are from the termites that he accidentally brought into the tree-house not from the