Descriptive Essay On Macy Jones

It was a typical spring day; flowers stand tall, soaking in the sun’s warm rays as they swing in the gentle yet crisp breeze. A song composed of chirping birds slightly overpower the sound of traffic as it is still early in the morning. Macy Jones awoke after a well rested night. Her facial expressions indicate happiness however, a way of reality hit, quickly transforming the slight smile into a deep frown. Macy Jones is not pretty, nor does she feel loved. She often wished her dull brown hair be traded for that of Abigail’s, the girl who modeled perfection. The one who captivated the attention of everyone in the room. The most popular amongst every high school in town. A sudden crash broke her train of thoughts. The long, full length mirror
The envy had taken over her brain, any remnants of who she was completely vanished. Frustrated, Macy concludes it is time to solve this problem once and for all. She is going to take over the life of Abigail. She grabs her backpack and heads out the front door. Her bag, mostly empty, holds the once crucial tool to achieve her goal: a crowbar. She reaches the front door and carefully knocks. Abigail, practically radiating with content, notices her, gladly opening the door. The two exchange polite conversation before heading in the direction of her room. The notes the sleeping parents and sighs in relief, there would be no suspicions ensuing the operation. Grabbing the crowbar from inside her bag, she patiently waits until Abigail’s back faces towards her. Then she swings. The crowbar violently hits the back of Abigail’s head and clatters as it falls to the ground. Although she is unconscious, the abrupt noise stirs her parents awake. Now with limited of time to operate, not even a second goes to waste as Macy begins her work. She swiftly retrieves the crowbar and starts to pry at the seam, the one preventing the skin from opening. Upon unlocking the body, she locates the brain for removal, only to replace it with her