Narrative Essay On Spiritual Trial

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Spiritual Trial
By a some kid with an english teacher with a heart “Your just a drunken mistake, when are you going to use that stuborn brain of yours why can”.… “can’t what be like Marcus Huh you want me to waist my life the way he did or are you going to except me for WHO I AM”. Ha and who do you think you are. You must be wondering if this is a spiritual story why is the protanganist fighting with someone I havent even given a name yet, well to tell the rest of this story we have to go all the way back to the start of my problems. Begining of winter sunday afternoon 2012 oh did I mention its in Washington
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Alright back to my origin story at exactly 8:20 I went on my first mission to take out a guy that’s into slave trade ugh I know right some people never move on. Marcus takes ten assasins to the loading zone and im left with six guys to release the poor; whoa these guys are colossal compared to the assasins why are they even struggling oh yeah everybody is afraid of small guys with big guns and snipers on the roofs thier always trained on them. I told them to release all the slaves as quitly as possible and head torwards the boat for transportation but something caught my eye. “Into the wilderness I go” I know sounds dumb to say but it was said so I see something it looks enormous I couldnt even describe to you on how terifying it looked oh wait I was looking at you. A bear was watching me as we set these people free natrualy I planned to kill to make a sick chair but when I aproach it the mighty beast nocks me uh who knows how far I never went back to measure, with the voice of an aged Liam Neeson it said onto me “ You are no warrior for you act like a mear child” “ub bub what do you expect im twelve and was the back hand into the maple tree necessary cu…” “ SILENCE you are not ready I see why your father will never let you near the throne when you grow”. I may have laughed at that last sentence I didn’t think he was right I didn’t want to believe it but I guess he was right because when I got home Marcus took everyone to the mess hall and daddy gave me a pounding I’ll never forget or atleast how could I its the only time he ever hit me or atleast with his hand. My father said im a great ninja that I was born to be a warrior but im not focused on what’s at steak, he should have seen me when I was watching Tara train I was really focused on that, later that night Marcus said “ come on I want to show you

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