Halloween Night Persuasive Speech

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Kris, Javier, Anthony, and Addison are all stuck in a cemetery all alone on Halloween night with no way of escaping.It is a very foggy and spooky night. They all have left their phones in the car that is on the other side of the electric ten foot gate. The gate had spider webs everywhere and crows perching on top. Javier accidently shut the gate behind them, which is exactly what the gravedigger told them not to do or something very bad will happen. They all believed the gravedigger because he was very short, scrawny, and looked 100 years old. How was he still alive? They all are not ready for what is about to happen and they have no idea what it will be. All they know is that whatever it is all Javier’s fault.

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Everything starts to shake and they have run frantically around the cemetery, just thinking that it is a earthquake. Their logic is very wrong. Little do they know is that all the dead people are going to rise from their graves and try to attack them. On the bright side, they all play for the Chicago Cubs so they are fast and strong so they may be able to get away.

“Do you guys hear that?” Addison asks his friends.

“Yeah it sounds like growling and gurgling” replies Kris.

At that very moment a zombie hand pops out of the ground and grabs Anthony’s leg. Everyone jumps and tries to save Anthony. Addison, Kris, and Javier start stomping on the zombies heads and body parts. Brains and blood splatter everywhere all their faces and body. After they saved him, they all ran away from that grave and towards the car that is on the other side of the gate. They try to think of a way they can either pick the lock or break through the gate.

“Hurry up it’s going to be too late! There are ten more zombies heading our way now!” Kris …show more content…

They get into the car and push the gas all the way to the floorboard.

“Wait, should we lock the gate back so the zombies don't get out and attack other people?” asked Javier.

“We should be fine. We need to hurry to the Halloween party before it's over.” replied Addison.

The four make it to the Halloween party. They have the most realistic costume there. Which is a casual outfit with very realistic blood splattered everywhere, because the blood is real. Everyone is having so much fun until they all hear screaming. Everyone looks outside and sees zombies attacking everyone outside. They didn't know that zombies were following them the whole way! Their plan was to just hide in the house and call the police. Their plan didn’t work out.

Oh no! Zombies made it into the house too! Everyone is getting attacked! Zombies are attacking people left and right. Guts and brains are splattered all over the walls and body parts are all over the floor. There is no way anyone is going to survive this. And looking at the aftermath of the situation, no one did. Everyone died. Happy

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