The Wizard Of Oz Personal Narrative

A long time ago the destitute life a little girl, named Sarah, began. In her home she arrived at a very inopportune moment, the bills needed to be paid and the family was at ends-meet. Sarah grew up eating whatever musty items were found in the cupboard. At times she felt like running rampant through the house in order to get attention from her parents. During these moments, she would talk to her oldest sister, Callie. While sitting on Callie's lap, she would receive solace until she finally went to bed. At the age of ten Sarah began to deal in a stately manner. She suppressed any longing to act up. Every single thing she did was premeditated. She acceded to all her parent's wishes. At the age of twelve, Sarah explicitly told her

Sarah's father was none too pleased upon hearing this news. He confided in her mother for three days. After much disagreement, her parents ominously agreed. The plans were made and, Sarah was on her way to becoming much more significant than her parents had ever hoped. On the train ride to her aunt's she imagined all the amazing things her day could be comprised of. Possibly painting, reading The Wizard of Oz, constructing puzzles, star gazing, maybe even swimming. When Sarah arrived, she was greeted by a young girl, about the age of thirteen. The girl, who said her name was Noel, was very talkative. Noel asked Sarah many questions, acting very officiously. Sarah was extremely relieved when Aunt Mary walked into the hallway. Her aunt immediately went through the house explaining the purpose for every room. The very next morning Aunt Mary began by showing Sarah how to use her deft hands to hold a needle and thread, rather than brandishing it carelessly. Sarah was taught how to move the supple fabric in order to make her stitches more even. There was one day when Sarah wanted to quit, her fingers pricked by the needle multiple times in the past hour. Then she realized that she was being absurd, she had been working diligently for