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Personal Narrative-Loathe Royals
I fell to the ground, as they pushed me out of the carriage. I had a desire to stand up and fight for myself, but I knew, that would only matters worse. I detest, loathe royals. When you live in a spooky, cavelike town on the border, in the poorest part of England, it's striking how notable (not in a good way) royals are. The king and queen have taken everything from the people, including me.

The never ending crave for something to eat has been stuck in my stomach, and everybody else in this towns, for at least five years. So people have relied on carriages, houses, and other places to steal from. I've alway thought this was a bad idea, considering that only rich, and not very considerate, people own carriages. But on a particular night
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