Dialogue Essay: Coby's Death In The US

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Coby looked at the seemingly unbreakable wall of skin with complete disbelief, sitting there bewildered with the fact that he could not pass through Coby decided to see if he could bite through it, then tear it, then cut it with little to no success. Coby decided to maybe try his luck accessing some of the other, more vulnerable parts of the body. As Coby was making his way up the neck to try his luck jumping into a wad of stomach acid he passing dried up mucus and other harmless pathogens out of the corner of his eye he spotted a large red lump not too far away, upon closer inspection; Coby could see that it wasn’t just any red lump it was a very deep cut. Coby then turned around to see a very fast moving wall of tears an saliva, most likely from the host after suffering this injury. Coby ran at an amazing speed, dodging the droplets flicking off of the wave and avoiding dried up mucus. Coby was within arms reach of the deep cut when he leaped high into the air and just barely made it into the cut before a humongous wall of saliva and tears rolled over, Coby sighed …show more content…
All he could see off in the distance was 3 large round balls a fair way away. After around 10 minutes of trying to find his way to the blood vessels he found himself becoming surrounded in 100s of 1000s of miniscule blood platelets, at this point Cody became very scared, he was lucky enough to be able to find a gap and escape the rapidly duplicating blood platelets that were rapidly blocking the entry of many other cells trying to find their way into the cut. After a very quick few seconds of feeling safe, Coby was stopped in his tracks by a small white cell. Coby in a state of confusion asked the cell what is was doing just floating there wilts everyone other cell was running fleeing, the cell did not respond but instead come up and

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