Narrative Essay On Mean Girls

Cordelia wakes up , the first thing she sees is the dimmest of morning, and the sun popping out of the corner of her window. She crawls out of bed looking at the wood paneled floor and walks to the light switch and walks to her closet. Examining her closet Cordelia soon realizes it Monday, she has to wear her school uniform. All dressed and clean Cordelia walks down the shiny, crystal clear glass stairs to eat breakfast. She hears her mum washing her hands in the bathroom so she calls out to her, “I’m ready for school mum!” She is getting on her usual black tennis shoes, and walks towards the wall mirror and straightens her back. She looks closely at herself, yet notices a tiny hair on her black cotton sweatshirt, she slowly plucks it off …show more content…
She can’t be, surely someone else is wondering the same things she is. Cordelia takes out her phone and gets her camera on, she looks at her reflection, and she checks her hair, as dark as night, and her eyes, cornflower blue. Everyone loves the way they look, one of the many, many things the government did was, they brainwashed everyone into thinking they were perfect, yet they weren’t better than anyone else, but still beautiful and perfect. Cordelia doesn’t exactly feel that way, she feels as if everyone is better than her, she wonders why she isn’t beautiful, but she is. She wonders constantly why she’s different, she’s not like other people, she’s not like her friends, and she knows it. “Have a good day at school sweetie!” Amelia says loudly as Cordelia gets out of the car, “Do good on your test today. Love you!” “I will and love you too mum!” Cordelia responds rushing out of the car. She has too much running through her mind, could she have forgotten something? “Get out of the way please, I need to get to English.” Cordelia whispers to herself trying to get through morning school