Marriot Alternate Ending

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Margot had been shaking when she walked out she could not even look at her classmates. She walked in a straight line and fell to her knees. They did not realize how mean they were to Margot. They had called the teacher in. Margot´s face was filled with tears, it was as red as a bright apple. Margot ran right to the teacher and told her all about what happened. The teacher took Margot took her to the bathroom and calmed her down. She had gave the class a long talk and the teacher was not giving a warning this time, she told everyone she would contact their parents and that everyone except for Margot gets to see the sun in seven years, unless, they earn it back. Margot thought that it was a little to harsh because its like she is the one locking them away from seeing the sun, and Margot got to see …show more content…

For weeks Margot worked on the project and her parents thought she had already gave it to the teacher, the thing was she did not have a project for school each week she told her mom she needed forty two more umbrellas and twenty eight lights this time they get them free. All the students woke up each day, a day closer to seeing the sun with about the range of eight hundred seventy six to nine hundred seventy eight points of seeing the sun and one year left. But what they did not realize one morning they all were getting ready for school they walked outside and all they see is light, glorious light, with no rain, its impossble it has not been seven years, all of the students were jumping up and down. There were a couple mud spots here and there but it was an amazing thing. The teacher had looked at all of the light umbrellas and the twinkly lights she was amazed. “I hope you like it, it took me about six years.” Margot explained “Like it honey we love it!” margots parents

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