Narrative

This was my first shot at a narrative essay. At the time I did not understand, fully, why I would use the narrative style or how it could be tied to an argument. I originally intended the

narrative "essay" to be a "story." At the time I didn't understand that narrative essays are used to create immense bonds with the reader and can create interest in an uninteresting subject

easier than other essays. In fact, the whole narrative essay was simply a story telling about how the inevitable occurrence of being unprepared. The story wasn't intended to persuade

anyone about anything and turned out to be more of a glorified journal. Despite this, one can find the moral of the story in the intense description I give. I glorify the few moments of

Frisbee and being with my friends but, I completely overhaul the emotions I felt up until the test. The extreme change between friends and the ever looming test was also characterized

by the storm outside. The essay raises the question of whether it is worth something in any situation. Personally, I believe that sometimes being unprepared is actually a good experience

in some situations which is why I left the ending with the storm leaving. I wanted people to question whether it was worth it in the end. If you think that hanging out with friends in hopes of

a great experience instead of studying for the history test, then I hope you enjoy it.