Saving Society
Tumultuously, Diana Moon Glampers burst into the auditorium. As she irately evaluated the room, her eyes met Harrison’s. The look of pure defiance that was revealed through Harrison’s eyes enraged her. “Stop the music,” she demanded fiercely. Their music remained audible. “Now,” Diana persisted, her face swiftly evolving into a scarlet red tint. They still refused to stop playing. A mixture of anger and stress brewed inside of her; she could not bare to see all of these once loyal denizens now ignoring her paramount power. Without hesitation, Diana seized the gun in the loop of her belt, and began firing aggressively towards Harrison. Through all the commotion, she witnessed the ineffably abrupt change in her citizen’s emotions. Peaceful and …show more content…
What was I saying again?” “Nothing, George,” Hazel nervously replied. “Let’s just watch the dance.”
With all of his handicaps no longer holding him back, Harrison sprinted through the narrow streets and towering buildings. Even with all his strength and power, the buildings still intimidated him. They hovered over him, inching their way closer, trapping him. Harrison’s running slowed down, and his breath transitioned to a faster wheeze. Overwhelmed, he fell to the ground, staring directly down at his ginormous hands. No, he thought. No, no, no. He took a deep, calming breath, and resiliently continued to run, gaining speed with every stride.
After approximately a half an hour of running, Harrison finally arrived at his destination: the Handicapper-General control center. It was smaller than he had pictured it, built with light gray bricks and little to no windows. He didn’t know what to do at this point; without his handicaps on, he felt too conspicuous. It was vital that he devise a way to infiltrate the building without being detected. Suddenly, he formulated a plan. He remembered how he leapt so high while dancing with the ballerina, so he decided to attempt that
Tumultuously, Diana Moon Glampers burst into the auditorium. As she irately evaluated the room, her eyes met Harrison’s. The look of pure defiance that was revealed through Harrison’s eyes enraged her. “Stop the music,” she demanded fiercely. Their music remained audible. “Now,” Diana persisted, her face swiftly evolving into a scarlet red tint. They still refused to stop playing. A mixture of anger and stress brewed inside of her; she could not bare to see all of these once loyal denizens now ignoring her paramount power. Without hesitation, Diana seized the gun in the loop of her belt, and began firing aggressively towards Harrison. Through all the commotion, she witnessed the ineffably abrupt change in her citizen’s emotions. Peaceful and …show more content…
What was I saying again?” “Nothing, George,” Hazel nervously replied. “Let’s just watch the dance.”
With all of his handicaps no longer holding him back, Harrison sprinted through the narrow streets and towering buildings. Even with all his strength and power, the buildings still intimidated him. They hovered over him, inching their way closer, trapping him. Harrison’s running slowed down, and his breath transitioned to a faster wheeze. Overwhelmed, he fell to the ground, staring directly down at his ginormous hands. No, he thought. No, no, no. He took a deep, calming breath, and resiliently continued to run, gaining speed with every stride.
After approximately a half an hour of running, Harrison finally arrived at his destination: the Handicapper-General control center. It was smaller than he had pictured it, built with light gray bricks and little to no windows. He didn’t know what to do at this point; without his handicaps on, he felt too conspicuous. It was vital that he devise a way to infiltrate the building without being detected. Suddenly, he formulated a plan. He remembered how he leapt so high while dancing with the ballerina, so he decided to attempt that