Narrative Essay On Taco Town

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It was a cold day in Taco Town, everyone was staying inside because of the weather. it was so cold outside the taco sauce river had froze and that has never happened before because it was made from the hottest of all sauces. the mayor of Taco Town was worried that the people would soon start to freak out about the river freezing over and wanted to make a statement to the town. the river was the main source of flavor in the town it made everything so much better, it also provided warmth to the town because it radiated heat as it flowed. which was the scariest part of the whole thing, it's like if you somehow froze a campfire. the mayor went out the next morning to speak to the town and tell them not to worry about the river it will be flowing …show more content…
as they got to the other side of the river they could see a small light in the forest as if there was a campfire. “lets head twords it it might be Jason” said Mike. as the group got closer to it they could see a man sitting down by fire “Jason?” called out Jess. the man quickly tured around and grabed a sharped stick. “what do you want, are you here to kill me?” Jason said in a weakend voice. “no we are here for your help, the river has frozen over over and the mayor isnt doing anyrhing about it” Mike replied. “ok well then lets go save my town” Jason replied suddenly gaining strength. as they all ran back twords the town the mayor was wating for them on the frozen river. the mayor shouthd “ you really think thay he is going to stop me, this town has been tasty for too long”. Jason stated to run twords the mayor and as he go twords the river his feet started to glow red and the river started to melt “NOOOOO” the mayor shoued in disbelif. and with one fatal blow the mayor wassent down into the river where he melted into the river. the town was retured to normal after that with Jason as the new mayor the town gew into a huge city and everyone lived happly ever

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