Personal Narrative Analysis

Years ago when I was in middle school, I would typically spend time with the same people. Resulting in not being fully aware of my other classmates and the controversy that occurred. Though one day I noticed a girl who had quite long straight hair. She had a little dawn-tinted bow that would sustain her side bangs, while her skin was a lightish brown. The girl was called out by other students, preferably girls when we were lined up in line in the hallway with half the class. Supposedly she didn't know how to stay away from people's business she was considered to be annoying and disturbing. Not having the slightest clue of who she was in that instant and what her name could have been even though every student in my class would have the same classmates. The girl tried to defend herself, although it was useless. Observing the argument urged me to interfere, however, something was holding me back. Everything was progressing rapidly. It was only her against a couple of girls. …show more content…
I decided to try to talk to her during lunch time. It was quite awkward at first. We chatted more frequently as days went by. We usually talked about our favorite things to do and what we would do in our free time. We became close friends: the more time we spend, I realized she wasn't a horrible person, she would treat me with respect. Plus, she knew how to make me laugh. Though she had a crude way of expressing herself, it was understandable. She was used to people being extremely rude to her that she thought it was okay for her to do the same. Although, I would tell her she shouldn't put much importance on those type of people since they usually do it for attention or to feel