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Kong King
Andrew Brown
Mr. Gingery
English 1 CP
22 January 2015
Kong King You may have heard of King Kong but he was just a pebble to Kong King. Gorillas fascinated Katelyn she even had a job to study gorillas even though John was afraid of very afraid of them and that there wasn’t any gorillas close to Mankato, Minnesota except for the zoos. Katelyn liked them because they are mysterious and intelligent. John just thought they were aggressive animals. John thought that Katelyn needed a break from her work so he planned a surprise trip to the Amazon Rain Forest. The buy the tickets to first class on the Delta airline and they argued about how who got the window seat eventually Katelyn won because she’s a “women”. They arrive in a small town near Amazon Rain Forest, rest for a day in a house made of mud and water but with surprisingly memory foam beds. The tribe’s leader Adam drives them to the edge of the Amazon. They wanted to hike the rest of the way in to see the scenic areas. They hike till dark and figured it’d be dangerous at night so they rest till morning. At sometime around midnight John heard a sound that startled him to awake. He thought it would just be the wind so he tried to go back to bed but heard trees falling. The loud BANG of the trees also awoke Katelyn. They go outside and see a huge outline of what looked like a large gorilla. The silhouette of the gorilla grabbed Katelyn. John slips to try and grab her. He was hesitant to run after her because it was a very large gorilla and John was deathly afraid of them even baby ones. He then ran after the gorilla to follow it to its cave that was in a volcano. John had an idea of creating a spear with a large amount of spider poison on it. Once he finished the spear he goes into the cave to find and save Katelyn. Once in he saw the gorilla eating trees. John first instinct was to throw the spear so he did. The gorilla saw it coming so it tried to block it but it hit its hand. Instantly the gorilla passes out

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