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chance to demonstrate her ability to describe contrast.
The reader may be slightly disoriented by the lack of context for the story, as we are
not told where the author is or why she is climbing a mountain. However, through
the carefully controlled description the author reveals her reflective nature and
personal realization as she ascends and descends the mountain, hence, showing the
parallel physical and emotional progression. Her concluding sentence, though not
particularly poignant, serves as a strong summary of a well-written piece.
A night Unforgotten
By Frederick Antwi
An hour before the commencement of the personality contest, I deposited my bag
carefully in a corner of the changing room. From my vantage point, I could see the
muscular seniors comparing their lovely three-piece suits and musing about which
one of them would windows the title. A bony, stuttering junior with no suit and no new
shoes, I swallowed hard and resolved to give the pageant my best shot. Since the
first round of the program was a parade in traditional wear, I nervously pulled out
my kente, draped the beautifully woven red and yellow fabric around my thin frame,
pinned on my “contestant number five” badge and hurried to take my place in line.
Wishing hopelessly that my mother was among the spectators and not working in
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Essays are for reference only. Do NOT copy or imitate anything!
chance to demonstrate her ability to describe contrast.
The reader may be slightly disoriented by the lack of context for the story, as we are
not told where the author is or why she is climbing a mountain. However, through
the carefully controlled description the author reveals her reflective nature and
personal realization as she ascends and descends the mountain, hence, showing the
parallel physical and emotional progression. Her concluding sentence, though not
particularly poignant, serves as a strong summary of a well-written piece.
A night Unforgotten
By Frederick Antwi
An hour before the commencement of the personality contest, I deposited my bag
carefully in a corner of the changing room. From my vantage point, I could see the
muscular seniors comparing their lovely three-piece suits and musing about which
one of them would windows the title. A bony, stuttering junior with no suit and no new
shoes, I swallowed hard and resolved to give the pageant my best shot. Since the
first round of the program was a parade in traditional wear, I nervously pulled out
my kente, draped the beautifully woven red and yellow fabric around my thin frame,
pinned on my “contestant number five” badge and hurried to take my place in line.
Wishing hopelessly that my mother was among the spectators and not working in
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