Personal Narrative Essay

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Fighting with bully Jett is seven years old and he lives with his mom and brother in Baker Street. His parents have just divorced three days ago and his father moved to New York, America. He has never talked about it anyone. In fact, he doesn’t like talk anymore. Jett prefers to draw pictures than talk with others. He loves getting lost in his wonderful and colorful world of drawing. Everything seems on the right track and Jett has to start on his ordinary school life. He is the kindergartner of Jessica Campus. He tries not to think about the mean teacher, evil principle and jerk bullies, as he carefully places his sharped color pencil in his bag. Jett unawares that everything happens in today is about to change his life forever. After his mom helps him to wear the jacket, says cheerfully:“ maybe …show more content…

Jett list a table, which shows us Derrick, Charles, Alex and Jason’s advantages and disadvantages. Even if there is only one weakness on the bully, that is “All of them is afraid of the ghost”,a plan appear in Jett’s mind. In the next two week, Jett spends all his free time on spying on four bullies and gathers as much as information he can. Jett records the locker number and the type of padlock he uses. He pays specific attention on Derrick’s schedule and what he does when he gets free time. He even measure the time of Derrick’s wrestling practice. Now Jett knows more specific schedule of Derrick than he knows himself. As Jett walks through the street of store, he still has no idea about how to click Derrick’s locker invisibly.“Pump” Jett is carelessly tripped by the hard large stones. When Jett complains his carelessness and ridiculousness, he surprisingly sees the padlocks that show on the exhibition stand is same as the Derrick ‘s one. Jett smiles. It is time for Jett to carry out his perfect planning and help all the kindergartners get rid of the unfair situation at Jessica’s

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