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Personal Narrative: Star Wars

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I walked home on May 4, 2016 from school, I didn’t really feel the same as I regularly felt. The last conversation I remember having was with my friends when they asked me did I want to go with them to a Star Wars convention and kept telling me, “the fourth will be with you, the fourth will be with you.” I didn’t understand it myself but because they were my friends, I told them that we could all meet back up after I go home and take a nap. In all honesty, I never watched Star Wars a day in my life, so of course not wanting to be embarrassed, I went straight to YouTube to watch a quick video explaining the history of the series. It was honestly the worse thing I’ve ever seen and it was definitely a waste of my time but before I exited the …show more content…

That was the last thing I remember before instantly passing out from my long tiresome day, I then thought what was my alarm went off telling me to meet up with my friends, when I stepped outside of my house to head to the meet up spot I turned around to a street that was most definitely not mine. To my absolute surprise I see flying cars and holographic roads, as I was shocked by what I was now looking at I didn’t notice that the land that my house use to be on was not there anymore and that it was in fact just floating. “The first step into this amazing dream world and it’s about to be my last” was what all I could think about as I plummeted to my death until I fell on what seemed to be a passing tour guide bus. Apparently no one thought anything of it since not a face rose from their gadgets and the strangest thing …show more content…

I ask them how am I supposed to stop a whole convention and how am I supposed to stop a man’s idea from reaching minds in the first place, right when they were about to tell me how an army rushes into my house and starts shooting. The last thing I see is my friend push the bottom to send my back to the current day and I quickly wake up from the nap I took after the YouTube video, I call my friends to tell them the convention was off and I delete my comment off of the video. As I star to quickly brainstorm on how I’m going to get them to cancel a whole convention and arrest a man for only thinking of an idea I realize that nobody would believe me if I told them what I went through, and that was when the light went off in my head to just lie. I called the police and told them that the convention had a bomb threat that was called in by the Hitler like speaker and believe it or not the police believed me. They quickly evacuated everyone from the convention and even went to the Hitler man’s house and found all his plans to kill everyone that wasn’t a fan and arrested him for conspiracy to overthrow a nation, it literally could not have worked any better. I completely saved the world and none of my friends or anyone else knew about it, I’m not upset about it or anything but through all of this I actually can say

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