Although, I DO think that spelling things correctly is easier to read…
I wonder if...
…and so is everyone else…
aw shit...
I wonder if...
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Ahh, the mind of an adolescant. Easy to get lost in it.
The question I was answering was the fourth prompt choice I could write about for my AP English class. The teacher asked for a completely expository paper. So, naturally, I did the opposite. The question was " 'A lot of kids nowadays feel an irresistable urge to set themselves apart from others, or rather, to be their own, unique individual; however, they are often confronted with the reality that society tends to chop off the heads of those who lift themselves above a crowd, and therefore refrain from acting on the individualistic impulses.' Respond to this quote in the form of an essay. Explain the contrast of what the prompt quote is speaking of."
What I wrote, my teacher didn't seem to get. Even after I explained it to him, he STILL only gave me a B. What an argument that started...
No, this essay is not a metaphor for a day in high school. For those of you who still have the brain of a sub-18-year-old, you might be able to catch on to this faster than others. Because, though I feel it's completely straightforward, a lot of people have trouble understanding exactly what I'm attempting to portray.
So. Please enjoy my response to prompt number 4, and I apologize for any inconvenience you experience while reading it.
Submitted:Dec 2, 2008 Reads: 512 Comments: 5 Likes: 2
Although, I DO think that spelling things correctly is easier to read…
I wonder if...
…and so is everyone else…
aw shit...
I wonder if...
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