Exercise 3: 50 word stories

The Murder:
“This is the final blow, I can’t take it anymore. He will not preclude me; tonight is the night, his blood will shed, his family will scream in pain. It will be vivid scene, before he could perceive our guns, he would be dead.” “Lock and load boys, let’s go.”

Soccer Match:
Loud cheers and jeers would be heard from the myriad amount of spectators as Johnny’s team walked out from the holding room. The match is starting soon, both teams cheer exuberantly to boost their morale. Johnny then gathers his team and says,
“Tonight is our game! We shall win this!”

Graduation Day:
Today is the last day I’ll ever attend classroom lessons again. For the first time, my classroom is quiet. As my monitor walks out to address us, my classmates stares blankly into space, tears starts to fill our eyes. My form teacher then walks in, and joins in our solemness.

Singaporeans:
“Singaporeans are becoming more uncivilized. They pretend not to see an old lady in front of them, and continue sleeping. Some of them even blast their music old loud in public places!” My mom said. “But you are a Singaporean yourself!” I said. “Nope, I’m a civilized and unique Singaporean”

Death Match:
Little Johnny pulls out his gun, and fires many rounds at his opponent. He hits; blood can be seen gushing out from his wounds. Johnny quickly hides among the terrain and slowly creeps up to his enemy. Pulls out his gun, “BANG! BANG!” Johnny head is seen flying away instead.