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Personal Narrative Essay: The Prison Of John Brown

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own. He was in a dangerous, place that place was an army base. The army security camera man saw John Brown and called the police. John Brown heard the cop sirens so he was hiding in a brown, wood, dark, wet create the cop had blue eyes, tall, brown haired, and African American his name is Donovan Swell he found John Brown with bombs and other weapons. He went straight to a big, brick, tall, and scary prison.On a dark and quiet night the brown eyed, gray hair, long beard, and American man named John Br The prison was brutal and scary he was going to have to live with it for the rest of his life. He was in there for about 2 years and he escaped. He had made a tunnel to cover the tunnel he used a poster. John Brown he was free the first thing he did was still a car he went to Kansas to hide. John Brown ditched the car in the Sparkling, clear, fish infested, and fast river. He ran to a barn nere by he was happy to be free but scared. six months, four days, seven hours, and twenty-nine seconds the cops found him in a different barn in oklahoma. John Brown was back in prison he was no longer free.
Dering his 5th year John Brown had to go to a different prison, this prison in Texas this prison was underwater.
The people that were there were tall, mean, scary, antisocial, and most of them …show more content…

The walls are made of metal. John Brown was not even scared he made a friend in there his name was Ebert West. He liked to play chess and ping pong John Brown was ok at playing chess but great at playing ping pong. Ebert had long black hair, blue eyes, pale skin, and he was short. John Brown and Ebert had to lay low because some people did not like them. Ebert asked John Brown “when are we going to play ping pong”. John Brown said “maybe in an in two hours are so”. About seven or six years later Ebert had died from heart diseases. John Brown depressed he had not smiled for twenty-one years. People had tried to make him smile but it never

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