Personal Narrative: My Hero's Journey

After getting chased by Pharaoh Khufu, Pharaoh Huni, Pharaoh Khafra, and many more late rulers from around Egypt, I found myself stranded in The Great Pyramid of Giza with no resources besides water, and I had to find a way to get out and remove my curse, so I could survive. After three whole days without food and hydration I was barely holding up and I still had not found a way out of this labyrinth, running from sounds and laughs from the dead scoundrels who doom me so. In desperation to escape and survive, I had to present myself in front of the gods. I had gotten up and started to walk at a fast pace desperate to get out until I heard something in the distance behind me. I stopped, and looked down the dark corridor. Now I looked to the

In the town of Kansas there is a very good baseball game series so I’ve heard. I will bring you there but that will also require land transportation.” Khufu was prepared for that situation, and brought forth majestic white horses galore and a huge chariot fit for 100 people. And so, Khufu and his comrades who were also interested gathered their best ship and set sail with Odysseus’s guidance. Because of the glorious ship, the convoy reached North America in no more than a day and a half, right past Poseidon with his luck and strategy. Luckily, Poseidon was too busy with other issues in Ethiopia to be torturing us and trying to kill me. When we reached the coast of New Jersey, Khufu and his fellow late rulers pulled out that chariot and we reached Kansas within a day, passing down Royal Way, and reaching the one and only, home of the Royals, Kauffman Stadium. I realized that we were very early to the game so we stopped by for some food at the Taco Bell nearby and ate chalupas, burritos, and tacos. There were two ATMs in proximity, so my party and I just stole from them. We also checked into our hotel that we would be staying in for the night, Drury Inn & Suites Kansas City Stadium. While at the Hotel I showed them parts of my favorite movie, “The Odyssey.” I could relate to the main character a lot and we even

You no longer reside in the Great Pyramid but are free to do as you wish. But beware, most gods throw dice, but fate plays chess, and you don't find out til too late that he's been playing with two queens all along. Remember, of all the gods only death does not desire gifts.” My Egyptian comrades left back for home, but what I didn’t know was that they wouldn’t reach home in their swift ship. Poseidon had come back from visiting the Ethiopians and angered that I landed in his home-country unharmed. He ended up complaining to Zeus and they agreed on Poseidon’s vengeance against the Phaeacians. Zeus has other plans. I took Khufu’s wise sayings to heart and set out for home, close at last, and within a days reach. The game had just ended as Khufu uttered those words, with the crowd erupting in cheers as the Royals defeated the Mets, 5-4 in the late game thriller, winning the first game of the World Series. Suddenly, a tornado with more than 700 mile per hour winds struck the town and sent everyone flying so far and killed so many, destroying everything in its path. It separated me from my Egyptian convoy. I never met them again. It turns out that, the awesome gods who cursed me so, unleashed yet another blow on me because I dodged Poseidon’s wrath at