Personal Narrative: My First Roller Coaster

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My first roller coaster I looked at the giant machine and I started to run away.That’s when my sister caught to me and stopped me.She said that I had to ride the ride with her.I kept on shaking my head head no.She finally convince me to get on the ride by telling me she would buy me any candy I wanted.
That’s when I got in front of my sister to ride the ride.When we were the cart to take off I saw that the ride started out slow,so I calmed down a bit.Then when I got in the cart they told us to fasten our seat belts.I couldn’t find out how to so my sister helped me fasten it.
When the ride started I got kind of nervous because I saw the drop and it looked kind of fast.That’s when the cart started moving.I got really nervous.That’s when
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