Major Key Alert: A Short Story Essay

Once upon a time, there was a world in which every kid received a wand from the Gods themselves. One of these kids was a boy named David. Growing up, David had a great interest in the wand, however, he never really knew how to use it. He would spend days waving it around, sticking in the ground, and even going as far as naming it. "Hrad Wrok" he called it. He imagined all the problems that he could fix in the world if only he could harness the wand's magical powers. Sadly, just like everyone in his community, the older he grew the less interest he had in this "stick" because he did not know how to use it. And by the time he reached adolescence he was fully apathetic and locked it away as his peers instructed him to do. These dark ages continued and the wand was kept locked away acquiring dust.
Avila waving around a book. On it, it read "Book of Spells: Major Key Alert". The teacher was giving it away to any student who wanted it, but nobody seemed interested. At that moment, David decided that he would take the book just to be polite and move on with class. The school day continued just as any other day. David got home, laid his things on the floor and started watching television (a magical screen for entertainment) in the living room. Then finally, when he got bored he went to look through his backpack to see if there was any homework that he could copy easily off his classmates. Then he caught a glimpse of the book. "Maybe, it will have a lot of pictures," David thought so he decided to open it up and find