Personal Narrative: The Spread Of Hell

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I heard the roar of the plane as it penetrated the massive giant.
When the flames of hell came,
I began to run for dear life.
I could feel the terror spread throughout my body like a disease making me weak.
I regrouped with the rest of the herd and felt relief push the fear out.
When leaving the area, I felt the ground tremble and turn to see the twin giants crash down to the earth to finally get their rest.

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