Prompt: The car screamed to a halt, four men wearing masks jumped out and ran into the nearest building, I looked around. The street was deserted except for me…… complete your story of about 200 – 250 words.

The car screamed to a halt, four men wearing masks jumped out and ran into the nearest building, I looked around. The street was deserted except for me. I just wanted to buy some ice cream, but It seemed that destiny had other plans.

I was lucky enough that none of the robbers saw me, so I ran backward till I reached the corner and turned sharply to the left. There I found a policeman. I desperately tried to tell him what I saw, but I was so scared and out of breath that the officer couldn't understand me. I was so desperate that I grabbed the police's hand and took him to the corner, where he could see the car in the middle of the street. There he finally understood what I was saying.

He quickly called for backups, more when he realized that the robbery was in a bank. In no less than 5 minutes, a lot of police cars arrived. They secluded the area, and negotiation with the robbers started.

Thankfully, they weren't a good thief and couldn't work well under pressure. With a few warmings from the police, they came out of the building and with empty hands.

Who could think that on my way to the ice cream parlor, I would become a hero?

Explanation:

A story always has three parts. First, we write the beginning where we introduce the characters, the plot, and the setting. Then we write the conflict. In other words, we narrate the problem that is taking place in the story. Finally, we tell how the problem was solved, giving an ending to the story.

We should use descriptive language that helps the reader imagine the scenes. Also, it helps the reader connect with the characters and be immersed in the story.

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explanation:

elise is writing a literary analysis of a biographical essay about emily dickinson.

which of the following should elise use in order to provide a strong claim statement in the introduction to her analysis?

a.  

“a life apart” by julia golding maintains that emily dickenson wrote over a thousand poems during her life.