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In this Journal I will be representing Michael. Michael is the boyfriend of Megan Langslow, the main character who is an artist/detective. I chose Michael because I can connect myself with him. Michael and I are both very caring and not sophomoric; Michael and I both help out with chores or with the mysterious murder that had occurred. Also Michael and I both like to go with the flow.

Diary 1 Today my girlfriend and I both had a “great” day traveling to the island of Monhegan, Maine. Well, if I were to say great I would actually want to say tepid if anything. I would say this because when we got to the island Meg and I were both expecting to have it be just the two of us; Meg’s family was actually there on the island. From the time Meg’s …show more content…
Today I got up, got ready, and left the house with Meg. We wanted to get out of the house as quick as feasible because Meg’s aunt would have assigned a day worth of chores. Instead we grabbed the shopping list and bolted. Let me tell ya we took extra long with that shopping list. Meg also took me on a tour of the island and the little town on the island. We visited this little souvenir shop that had a ton of puffin related items, which ranged from stuffed puffins to puffin books. In the shop there was also very good artwork, which Meg purchased. Wherever I go I also think of my mom, so I got her a puffin shirt and hat. When Meg purchased the artwork I was confused because it was by a person named Victor Resnick. Meg and I absolutely despise Resnick because of what he did to us earlier that day. We were on our walk and we had just came upon a house that looked as if it didn’t belong on the island. It was practically made of all glass and was very well built. Then from behind us I heard a gun shot. I yelled, “Look out” and then I took Meg to the ground protecting her (Andrews 48). This is why I was wondering why Meg was buying the artwork because the money that Meg spends on the artwork goes to Resnick. In recap today was actually fun because of the tour and Resnick shooting at
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