Personal Narrative: Brutal Awakening

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Arleth Sanchez Ms. Phillips ERWC, Period 4 2 October 2015 Brutal Awakening In all my 17 years of life, one event has impacted me the most. It changed how I perceive most people. I now have a better view of life. Ever since I was a little girl I have enjoyed watching shows that had to do with criminal justice, and forensics. I never really thought that murders, rape, and kidnapping actually happened in real life. I believed it was all made up so that these tv shows could earn lots of money. I was an extremely optimistic person, and sincerely thought that the world didn’t have evil in it. I found out later on that things like that can actually happen in real life. I was in the situation. On March of 2015, my life changed forever. I had gone
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