Personal Narrative Analysis

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Prologue

People say I don’t think, well sometimes I think, most times I dream. I dream of things of unimaginable beauty, in colors so indescribably vivid, other’s can only imagine what I see.

People have heard rumors, rumors that I don’t feel a single emotion. They are tragically wrong, I feel every emotion known to man, I feel them with an intensity that no one else experiences.

She speaks dictionaries, she listens to everything, she never sleeps, ever, and yet, she seems to function perfectly. Altogether she is truly a scientific phenomenon. Her body functions amazingly well, better than most, as for her mind we are not sure, the neurologists have theories, theories of different brain waves, or simply no brain waves at all. She solves any math problem immediately, our machines don't pick up any brain activity, but she thinks, I’m sure of it, we all are. …show more content…

When she speaks, she speaks for hours of dream lands and magical adventures, in her hypnotizing voice with an accent that none of the scientists or language specialists have been able to recognize. She speaks every language on the planet and knows everything about the world that there is to know, without any history of schooling. She doesn't have a name that any of us knows of, when we ask her she says that she simply doesn't know, she understands that she should have a name so when we suggested that she should pick one she agreed. Now she goes by Cixx, pronounced six. I think it fits her, somehow it’s familiar but hauntingly foreign, just like Cixx. When asked she replied that she has no memories of a life before the

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