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The Handmaid's Tale: A Narrative Fiction
Joe thought he heard a mysterious sound.MMMMMMMMMM,though Joe just thought it was just the heater.However there was a strange smell of rot flowing through the house as it soon started to sicken Him.All of the sudden,the humming stopped all at once,however the smell got closer.
“What is that?” Joe thought.
Soon joe Started to get frightened,and he remembered that old movie “the grudge” and got up from his bed.Joe Stared and walked slowly and quietly towards the door.Scared,Joe Creaked open the door in a manner so it made no sound.He Remember that His two roommates were staying up so they could catch their favorite show,but Joe Had worked in the morning so He couldn't .Joe Peeked his head so that He Could barely look downstairs,the lights were …show more content…
“WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS?!!?!” Joe …show more content…
“Burn Birdie….BURN”
Joe Knew what it was talking about immediately,he Then remember
“DO YOU BELIEVE IN LEGENDS?” said one of joe's friends“Do you joe ?”
“NO WAY,legends are fake!!”
“HAVEN'T YOU HEARD OF THE LEGEND OF THE THUNDERBIRD?” Said Joe’s friend “It takes away bad children and flies away forever!”
“I'M NOT AFRAID OF BIRDS!!” Joe SAID “LOOK AT THIS!”
At that moment Joe picked up a rock and threw it at the generator which had a whole flock of birds on it,and then boom.The birds on the generator were electrocuted
“Burn Birdie BURN!”
Joe Know knew exactly what this was about,Joe now knowing that this is his fault and is to be blamed for his roommates and his death.Joe had one option RUN or DIE,with his hopefully not last breath,Joe Dashed towards the door and into the kitchen,that thing followed ended up following him and now Joe could see it face to face.A burned bird and a human fused together with four arms and one wing with a beak and its brain exposed with no eyes.Thoughtlessly Joe grabbed a knife and threw it at the monster which had no effect on it.With blinding speed it dashed towards Joe and blocked him against the
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