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mojhsa [17]
3 years ago
6

Create a mythical hero or heroine. Write a story about your character on the lines below. Include all of the vocabulary words ab

ove.

English
1 answer:
MaRussiya [10]3 years ago
3 0
The world had evolved but yet everyone was still so oblivious time. Many people let it slip through their fingers just wasting, that was until, The time Keeper came. He was a steadfast person who let nothing by his sight. Many people think he lives in the desolate parts of the city. No one knows who he is but many think he is deceptive. The people who have seen him thinks he looks somber and yet valiant. he does not exploit from taking time he gives it to those in need.  A modern day Robin Hood. He is very audacious.  <span />
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