Personal Narrative: Emperor Nero

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The day was December 14 of 37 AD. It is the day before I begin my work for Emperor Nero.
I was very nervous I didn't know how I would be treated as a servant. Everything was racing through my head what if he treats me ba d or what If I mess up, or how long of days will I be working, and all for that kind of stuff. Any way I had trouble sleeping that night due to all of my thoughts. The morning came and I was ready for my first day of work as a servant of the emperor Nero. i figured it wouldn't be very hard but he had me doing a bunch of little stuff. The emperor seemed kinda scary or kinda ignorant. Well I came to work for the next couple of months and it seemed to get harder Nero was demanding more and more stuff every day. One evening I was tasting the soup And I thought it tasted really good but apparently not he threw it at me and i got burns everywhere. As time went on I could tell he wasn't all right he seemed very angry and he was always seared about him getting his spot as emperor taken.

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Anyway I woke up I began getting food ready for breakfast I cooked and all of that i waited for the emperor to come and eat hours went on by now it was almost lunchtime so I decided to go see what was taking so long. It turned out that Emperor Nero was sick. He was to sick to get out of bed so I had made him breakfast in bed but he hated it it. He threw a mug at my head I ran for my life I did not know what to do. So I helped him he was not longer sick after a
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