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Macbeth Diary Entry Essay

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I must have a death wish this is the third time I tried to kill myself first I went with a stranger and my second was trying to help Annabeth now it is jumping over the side of a boat to help save the ship that I was on i am definitely if i survive I am making a will and give it all to Annabeth everything to her definitely it is not fun dieing no doubt about it it all goes to Annabeth even though i don’t have anything valuable but i do not have a will so if I die everything goes to my mom but I thought that I was going to die water comes up and protects me from the arrows that have just been shot at me I don’t know how I did it but I made water do as I wanted it was cool it is very scary as you do it the first time it can be cool unless you …show more content…

Ice and me are sisters so that means that Percy has me and Ice as family but I decided to tell him in private so they don’t get mad at me for not telling them sooner than later but I don’t care that will have to what because they were looking at me with suspicion that I know something that they don’t know about but I just looked at everyone with a convincing smile that is why I got any questions that I didn’t want to talk about to them that is why I just looked away at the sea then I hit the deck when the arrows came flying at me they started to land in front of me befor I could say hit the deck they started to climb the ship before we could recover from the shock they were on the deck with there weapons in their hands we couldn't get our weapons before they could attack us so I just closed my eyes and then I heard a loud noise that sounded like water I opened my eyes and saw that there was a wall of water and that the monsters were trying to get through to the wall of water but I couldn’t hold onto the wall of water and the monsters were starting to get through the wall of water some I held until all the monsters were in the wall of water then I let it go the water came crashing down on all the monsters then we took out all the other monsters that were left then I just took one look around and flipped out of the way of a arrow that was aimed at my back and got out of the way just in time but I was not looking where I was going that I slammed into Alexander and tried to run but

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