Fake Event Essay

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Henry Wien
Hum. II/ Period 3
Montague-Leifheit
8-22-2013
The Wallet Back in July of 2012, a month before the first day of school, I was walking down beautiful Hollywood Blvd. looking around, for my birthday, and decided that it would be fun to look around for celebrities for their autographs.
So here I am on the Hollywood Walk of Fame looking around and taking pictures and I find some wallet. I pick it up and look at the I.D and it just so happens it was Johnny Depp’s Wallet, and now I’m walking around Hollywood Blvd. with my favorite actor’s wallet and I see him, Johnny Depp, frantically looking around for something and comes up to me. “Hey kid have you seen a wallet?” and I said yeah.
And then he explained to me that he had the last remaining picture of his dead mother in it, so I gave it to him. Then we started walking and talking and became pretty good friends.
So here we are Johnny Depp and I walking down Hollywood Blvd. and he said, “Hey do you want to come to a party tonite at my house? There will be a lot of celebrities that you probably know of.” and of course, I said yes.
So I went to his party and met a bunch of actors like Tom Cruise, Anne Hathaway, Hugh Jackman, Jim Carrey, Bruce Willis, and Christian Bale, and well frankly, I became quite really popular with all of the big stars and other not as popular people. Now that I’m popular with a bunch of people I barely know and never see except in the movies I have no proof of this ever happening, so

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