Six Flags Narrative

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I was lazily sitting on the couch, not planning on moving any time soon. On a dull , 30 winter morning in January, watching some old cartoon when a commercial for Six flags came on, showing a similar dropping ride to the one, Saron and I rode almost a year ago. I suddenly remembered, getting a rush a memories from being at Six flags.

“Whoa , it's so tall!” I exclaimed to my sister, Saron, in shock, while watching the 70 feet tall purple roller coaster drop.
“WE should ride it , it looks fun!” Saron yelled loudly , trying to speak over the excited screams coming from the children on the other rides.
“Yeah, that would be fun” I say with sarcasm evident in my voice. Actually not wanting to go on the ride and instead, go somewhere more safe and , like the waterpark where the biggest danger was slipping and falling. …show more content…
I gaze up to the sky to see that weather had changed to a gloom of dark clouds. It looked like it was going to rain soon. So much for the water park. I bring my attention back to ground to see a mix of parents and screaming children running around, beyond that there were other rides including the teapot ride we had went on earlier an zipline

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Personal Narrative: Six Flag

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