Most women find it attractive when a man has a pet that he loves, such as I am with my dog Jett. It makes them think the male would be a suitable father. But, this isn't so. Just because I'm good with my dog doesn't necessarily mean I am good with children. If I had that outlook on it, I'd have my children sleep on the floor next to my bed everyday.
"Dad, I had a nightmare," he would say.
"That's okay," I'd reply, "just try not to get fleas on me tonight."
Every morning, I would strap a chain around my son's neck and have him run around the lawn. Then, I would tie him to a tree and go to work. I would kiss him on the forehead, rub his hair
It was the longest walk of his life; each step seemed like a mile. It seemed to take three hours walking up the stoop to his front door. With a click and a clack, he quickly turned the lock, and, with a squeal, the door opened.
He was inside now.
He dropped his school bag down on the floor, which is what he always did after school, but, this time, the crash of text books echoed through his head like the screams of demons, haunting his every thought.
He walked to the pink, carpet of the stairs leading upstairs where his sanctuary was, a room with walls plastered with posters of his favorite comic book heroes. As he took the first step, one-
Death of the American Dream by StevieThor, literature
Literature
Death of the American Dream
Page 1
1 - Establishing shot, back view. Captain America is
trotting through a desert area in the Middle East at
night. He carries his sheild on his back, holstered as
if it were a shotgun. Dry rocks fall down to
incredible drops. There are no soldiers in site. A
camoflauged missle silo is about five hundred yards in
front of him.
2 - Back shot of Cap, he drops down to one knee and
reaches back for his sheild.
3 - Back shot of Cap standing up in a collosal pose
with sheild in hand, we see an army of about 300 in
front of him over his shoulders.
4 - Back shot of Cap, we see the army point and shout
at Cap.
5 - As they run to him
Alfred - narrative
Watching him come in through the darkness of the night
He is bruised and battered and beaten from the fight
"Stitch me up," he says with great discomfort in his voice
So I sew his wounds without delay, as if I have a choice
"Sorry about keeping you up so late," he says with look of sincerity
"But I'm woozy from the fight that broke my rib and fractured my knee"
There's nothing to worry about, I tell him with an uncomfortable smirk
I was just cleaning the mansion, I say, and it was a nice break from my work
His wounds close and his bones are set to leave nothing behind but a story and a scar
And he quickly shoots u
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I'm considering the comic more of an experiment than a profession. I've been out of the drawing game for so long that I've lost all of what style I was working on, so I'm trying to build myself up enough to where I'd feel comfortable working on a graphic novel I've had in my head for the past two or three years.
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