Exemplification Essay: Why Did Tom Break The Window

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After having a small slipped out Tom was able to gain its balance back.He was worry that he might fall out of the building and died.Tom waited for a little bit more in the building and he thought many ideas and he tried some of them but they didn’t worked.Finally he came with an idea to break the window with his punch.He got into the position of punching and he took a big breath and he punched the window with all his strength.He slipped out of the small space that he was standing but he was able to break the window.Tom was able to hold his body in the window.When he got inside his apartment he saw fire burning and he threw himself out the window the firefighters caught him and but he was injured and took to the hospital.Clara went to visit

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