!DUE 2/12/21!
To come up with an idea for your narrative, reflect on what you've experienced. Have you
ever been afraid? Were you ever in danger? Have you ever personally encountered the
power of nature or something else in an experience that affected you?
Write a three-paragraph personal narrative in the style of Stephen Crane's 'The Open
Boat." Include at least one of these types of figurative language in your writing: metaphor,
symbol, simile, or personification.
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