I All Went Away Dialectical Journal

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Part 1 As Micheal stares aimlessly into the sunset with the camera strapped around his neck. after a few minutes, he decided to go back to his old run down apartment Michael's apartment was an old wooden piece of work and was full of rubbish from his reckless lifestyle. The phone rang it was his boss John ''hello Micheal speaking'' hey mate'' replied John ''What are you calling for'' questioned Micheal ''Micheal''John said in a sobby tone ''we need you to move to Darwin for work we need your expertise to film a documentary'' john replied ''oh and by the way mate your flight is next week at 3 AM. Part 2 It was time for his flight he only packed the essentials because he was only allowed to bring 7kgs ''thank god I left all that junk behind'' …show more content…

The boat started rocking but stopped abruptly no one even dared to speak for the rest of the trip over the traumatic experience. a day past and as they were editing the footage they currently had, but some of the films had no sound as they called for the sound man Lachlan but he had disappeared as they thought about when they last saw him they realized he didn't come off the boat and had been eaten but to show someone actually cared about the sound guy they put a fifty thousand dollar bounty for his body and the crocodile that killed Lachlan the bounty for his body went on for months but still no sign of his body no number of scuba divers could find a trace as the volunteers dwindled people were still frantically searching but in Perth skeletal remains were found in a crocodile and DNA matched with Lachlan and he finally had the funeral he

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