Narrative Essay

Write a narrative essay on any of the following topics. Your narrative may contain passages making use of other models, such as definition or comparison. Choose your narrative structure carefully, and avoid including minor details that add little to the story line. Use flashbacks and flash-fowards carefully. Transitional statements, paragraphing, and line breaks can help clarify changes in the chronology. Remember, a narrative can include dialogue, which can dramatize a conversation.

A job interview.
Moving into your first dorm room or apartment.
The events that led you to take a major action-quit a job, end a relationship, or join an organization.
A sporting event you played in or observed(you may wish to limit the narrative to a single play)
A brief history of an organization you belong to or a company you work for
An event that placed you in danger.
An experience that led you to change your opinion about a friend or family member.
A brief biography of a person you admire or the history of a musical group.
The worst day of high school or college career
An accident or medical emergency-focus on creating a clear, minute-by-minute chronology.

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Introduction

Two years ago, on a train ride heading out of the city, I sat across from a wrinkled, elderly Asian-looking woman. I could tell she was a Muslim because of the scarf she was wearing around her head. What was interesting about her was the way she was deeply engrossed in a book she held in her hands. On close inspection, I could see the title The Kite Runner on the front page. I was a bit intrigued by the book’s title, and I kept looking closely. The woman noticed my keen interest and said, “The author, he is called Khaled Hosseini. Have you read him?” I shook my head and said I didn’t. “Oh, it’s a shame. I have read this book more than ten times!” She chuckled. “You should…

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