Narrative Essay About Winnie The Pooh

In Winnie-the-Pooh, Winnie-the-Pooh says, “...There is no hurry. We shall get there someday.” Our pal, Winnie-the-Pooh, couldn’t be more correct. Patience truly is a virtue and I remember one fateful year that I was having an extreme amount of trouble in the video game Kingdom Hearts II. Kingdom Hearts is a video game crossover of the realms of Final Fantasy and Walt Disney. Final Fantasy characters and Disney characters alike come together to solve the game’s issue. One boss was added as an extra challenge, but you didn’t have to beat him to complete the game. Sephiroth was from Final Fantasy VII, the most popular game in the series, and the most notable enemy, and took me years to beat. To begin, I was first introduced to Kingdom Hearts a child. I didn’t really understand how it worked, I just wanted to play because my favorite cousin was playing it. I had a lot of fun, and as I got older, I played more and more of it until I finally got the idea of what I was …show more content…
I was furious, throwing my controller around my room, punching walls--the game really gave me an emotional and physical outburst. I finally gave up, and snatched my laptop off my desk, furiously looking up gameplay to help me beat Sephiroth. The answer was so simple, and infuriating. The guy I watched complete it used a spell that brought all of the energy that was killing me into a shield, leaving him unharmed. Of course, I took advantage of it and finally beat Sephiroth. The prize for my hard won victory, was the actual strongest Keyblade in the game: Fenrir. I equipped it, and now wreak havoc on my enemies. In conclusion, patience really helps you stay focused. If you’re impatient and angry, it can lead you to do something stupid and makes you unfocused. I learned that the hard way, but every time I started a new fight in a new day with Sephiroth, I was always optimistic. Granted, it didn’t last long, but it’s the thought that