could find them as he had been sent away on the train to London’s countryside from America. Always having a picture of his family to look at, Charlie never cried but it was his day to cry today. Without warning, he heard the loudest bomb go off beside him. It shook through the city like a volcano erupting. BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! The strongest missile had landed where Charlie was thinking. It pierced his skin, as Charlie felt pain like never before. He cautiously tried to move but he knew his leg was certainly broken. As a nurse walked by, she told him to drink the alcohol in her hand to calm it down but he did not listen. His mum had told him to never drink it or else he would go mentally crazy. As he waited for the ambulance, the hours ticked by, and he began to regret not having the alcohol to make him feel warm. The ambulance eventually arrived and took him to the hospital. When Charlie got there, on the ceiling there were 21 tormented spider eyes looking strangely at him. He was so scared that he fainted on the first time that he entered the room. He was pushed into the room by the nurses who were wearing a purple and blue, uniform. He saw soldiers who were sent from war with their hands missing, and legs broken. When would this war end? A year had passed, and Charlie continually breathed in the chemicals that were poisonous into his nose .The air began to turn bitter then lemony, and finally mintyer than the mintyest sweet into his mouth, as he walked down the familiar streets. Charlie slept through to the next morning, whilst the sun’s beam was cascading down into London. He saw the dark green grass with velvet flowers surrounding it. The weather was good and the skies were vivid. Finally, it was the end of the war. By Timi
could find them as he had been sent away on the train to London’s countryside from America. Always having a picture of his family to look at, Charlie never cried but it was his day to cry today. Without warning, he heard the loudest bomb go off beside him. It shook through the city like a volcano erupting. BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! The strongest missile had landed where Charlie was thinking. It pierced his skin, as Charlie felt pain like never before. He cautiously tried to move but he knew his leg was certainly broken. As a nurse walked by, she told him to drink the alcohol in her hand to calm it down but he did not listen. His mum had told him to never drink it or else he would go mentally crazy. As he waited for the ambulance, the hours ticked by, and he began to regret not having the alcohol to make him feel warm. The ambulance eventually arrived and took him to the hospital. When Charlie got there, on the ceiling there were 21 tormented spider eyes looking strangely at him. He was so scared that he fainted on the first time that he entered the room. He was pushed into the room by the nurses who were wearing a purple and blue, uniform. He saw soldiers who were sent from war with their hands missing, and legs broken. When would this war end? A year had passed, and Charlie continually breathed in the chemicals that were poisonous into his nose .The air began to turn bitter then lemony, and finally mintyer than the mintyest sweet into his mouth, as he walked down the familiar streets. Charlie slept through to the next morning, whilst the sun’s beam was cascading down into London. He saw the dark green grass with velvet flowers surrounding it. The weather was good and the skies were vivid. Finally, it was the end of the war. By Timi
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