Narrative Essay On The Movie Carrie

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I breathed in the pink eraser of my pencil and immediately felt my face frozen as my thoughts was blank. I had no idea what to write about my family history since I had not known my father for years and my mother was very difficult to comprehend. The bus ride of noisy classmates made it hard to think of anything positive about my life as the heavy weight, large bus driver hit every bump or pothole in broken concrete roads.
There is one thing I hate most than being named after a coin, divorce parents in high school, is being an heir to a group of witches. Witchcraft has been in my bloodline since the Louisiana Purchase when Madame Dominique arrived from France in search for love and disobedient to her father wishes to marry a well known
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It would all be some plot of kindness to take me out. What is the importance of man and woman being together except for continue mankind. It would be like Sabrina, Robyn, Ursula with a few guys on the bus to set me up a stage with pig blood. The car ride was pretty silence. I wonder what bothered mother.

“What really happen to great grandmother,” I remarked while sitting down in the passengers seat.
It was nothing for mother to drive me to the little counter drug store but everyone do not knows the truth about Ms. Talbert’s store. My mother is now interested in me learning the craft and joining the coven.
When you first walk into the store is like any little drug store in town.

Once you look in the front there it is. There are many candles, oils, soaps already prepared. There are statues and books scattered among these things. My mother is concern about me not having a prom date since this is my last year in high school.

“Come here Penny a fix Adam and Eve candle prepared.” my mother hand me the pink and red candle.

“Oh Mom this stuff doesn’t work.” I replied as I held the candle looking though my glasses.

“Ever made a wish upon a star?” a voice spoke from behind me stopping my heart in complete silence.

I turn to see it was the store keeper Ms. Talbert. She was an elderly pale female who con my mother to buy prepared

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