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There was a girl named Rosemary. And this girl is very unique, but everyone thinks she is a myth. Do you want to know why? Well I will tell you why they think she a myth. The story is there a girl who leaves in the cave dip behind waterfall. When you first look at her she looks totally normal, but once you look closer you will see why people think she a monster or something. If you look closely into her eyes you will see that there is a whole other world in her eyes. But she was blind all she could see was the other world. But, she wasn’t born like this, a evil lady who was going to be her stepmom. That lady was jealous of her future stepdaughter was going to more beautiful then her. So, she decides to make a poison and make her eyes not able …show more content…
Lewis got up then, started walking over too the waterfall. Once he got to the waterfall he stood there for a minute debating if he should go in or not. He decides to go inside the waterfall to see if the myth was true or not . He slowly started walking into the water toward the waterfalls. Once, the water got to deep he dove underwater and swim the rest of the way to the other side of the waterfalls. When he started see the rocks he started swimming back up. He head popped out of the water. He wipe the water out of his eyes with his hand. Then, he finally opened his eye, He couldn’t believe what he saw there was a cave behind the waterfall. He started climbing the rocks to get in the cave. Once he finally got up she decide to explore a little before going home. “I wonder where the secret passage is to get to the creature homer” say Lewis. He started feeling the walls for rock that you can push into the wall and it opens up or lavers or something. Lewis got tired of looking around, so, he sat down on a rock. But, suddenly the wall started sliding open. At first he was so confused, but, then he realised it was the rock that he sat on the made it open. Lewis did know if he should go in or not because he was starting to get scared. Finally,he got the courage to start walking in the

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