Sixth Sense: A Fictional Narrative

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SCARY NIGHT I’m watching the Sixth Sense with my two brothers Nathan and Danny. I’m so excited because I’m finally old enough to watch it. I just turned 13. Danny, my younger brother is still trying to scare me though. It’s a great movie. I wanted to see it for a while now. Mom is in the kitchen making popcorn. Then all of a sudden, oh god, the lights, the lights, they are, they are acting weird. Why are they flickering? “Why, why are the lights going on and off like that?” I ask. “Ooooooo! Maybe it is the ghost of the lady who died here before we moved in. mwaha-ha, ha!”Danny says. “Stop it, or I’m going to tell mommy on you.” “Oh are you scared Amy?” “Mommy mommy! Danny is scaring me!” ‘Dan what are you doing trying to scare her like that?”

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