Personal Narrative: The Seven Deadly Sins

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On Thursday night during the high school boys basketball game, the seven deadly sins--lust, greed, sloth, gluttony, pride, wrath and envy--were all committed. In total 265 instances were performed. Joshua Cranston, a tuba player for the school's pep band, already having inhaled a Reese's peanut butter cup, a Kit Kat and two bags of popcorn was performing the act of gluttony. In the process of starting his third bag, Joshua’s popcorn was hit out of his hands by the wrathful parents of Thomas Erikson, who were screaming “Open your eyes ref!” and “He didn’t even touch him!” after their son received his second foul. This led Andrew Carson and his brother Zack to make a bet on whether or not Thomas’ father would get kicked out of the gym for yelling at the refs again, enacting the sin of Greed. “‘l’ll bet you twenty bucks Mr Erickson will be forced the leave before the end of the game!” Andrew suggested “No way! With all the racket he's making, five minutes max!” Zack insisted. Andrew and Zack were also exhibiting the sin of sloth by forcing their little brother to go to the concessions stand for them while they eyed the scantily clad cheerleaders. “My son’s going to bring the team to the state championships this year”, insisted Thomas’ mother, Marla Erikson openly committing the act of pride. “ He has made well over half of …show more content…

“Thata way Thomas!” she would yell as he kept making his free throws. She enjoyed watching Thomas, even if she could only adore him from a distance. The man of her dreams was guiding his teammates toward victory. His techniques and strategies toward the competition argued her to be more involved with the game. “Here we go, Thomas!” She hollered when he recovered a loose ball. The game’s intensity was rapidly growing, baskets were being made from both side of the court. With three minutes until halftime, the referees blew the whistle to give Thomas his third

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