Personal Narrative: My Hero Journey

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Jude yaldoo Mrs. Vendittelli Freshman English 12 March 2024 Personal Narrative A time in my life that resembles the hero journey is when I came to brother Rice for the first day. I did not know what to expect. I came from public school so I knew it was gonna be different, but I didn’t know if it would be in a good way or a bad way. In one way I was coming from school with 6th through 8th graders. Now I’m at a school with 9th through 12th graders. I have a lot more homework to do and study. I had to make a lot of new friends coming from a new school. First, there is a huge difference being at a school with older kids than younger kids, because the teachers treat you differently, and expect more out of you. Well, being around middle schoolers at school is different …show more content…

I think more about their future and being more responsible at school with doing their work because they know it depends on their future. Furthermore, I did not expect high school to be this challenging coming from my previous school it was pretty easy I had no more than half an hour of homework every night and a test no more than once a week but now I have to study at least an hour a day and have a test in every class at least every other week coming to a new school could be hard for a lot of kids because they do not know a lot of people and I’ve been coming from different schools. Luckily, I came from a school with a lot of my friends who are going to polarize and I had a lot of friends from other schools going to brother rise through sports and mutual friends, this made it a lot easier to come to brother eyes because it made it feel more comfortable and relaxed another way. It helped me as I played sports in the summer so it helped me meet people then, but this was still a very big change in my life going to the school with all new people, after being with the same people for the past eight years, it was a big change that I had to get used

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