Compare And Contrast Emma And Dr. Laurenz
Caught off Guard
¨Take a right in one-quarter of a mile.¨ The GPS seemed to in the silence.
The moon shone bright on that halloween night, being the only source of light illuminating a mysterious, winding road. Emma, Detective Emma, and Dr. Laurenz were in the only car out. It was almost ten o'clock and the only sounds to be heard were those of crickets and tree branches whispering among themselves. It was a chilly fall night and there was frost starting to form on the trees as they drove by.
Emma was a woman in her mid-20’s. She had beautiful auburn hair that she curled and strung up into a high ponytail. She wore a light blue v-neck and a vest that was as black as a panther. Denim jeans kept her warm and neon-green and blue sneakers shone …show more content…
Laurenz. He was a middle-aged man with a tall and muscular stature. He wore a calm, collected expression on his face even in the toughest of moments. He wore a lab coat and a dark blue shirt under with his name embroidered across it. He had hazel eyes and an extremely fair, almost pale, complexion. He had a very closed and kind manner. Emma and Dr. Laurenz had been working together for as long as they could remember. They were on their 8th, maybe 9th murder case and if they did it, if they solved the most difficult case they had been assigned, Emma would get her promotion. She would become one of the best known detectives in town. As Emma was embracing her fantasy, Dr. Laurenz snapped her out of …show more content…
As she rattled it around Emma heard it click open. She pulled the drawer out and found a key. Literally one key. As Emma pulled it out she asked Doc to find the room. Emma opened the room and her mouth hung wide open in awe. They may have not found the murderer, however what they discovered was better. It was the lair. Empty bottles and fast food packages were strewn everywhere. Mappings of the murders and victims were mapped out along the walls and books of information filled the room. Emma could not believe her eyes. Without wasting any time the two mystery solvers pulled out books and started reading. After at least an hour of being in the room, Emma could hear a low rumble in her
¨Take a right in one-quarter of a mile.¨ The GPS seemed to in the silence.
The moon shone bright on that halloween night, being the only source of light illuminating a mysterious, winding road. Emma, Detective Emma, and Dr. Laurenz were in the only car out. It was almost ten o'clock and the only sounds to be heard were those of crickets and tree branches whispering among themselves. It was a chilly fall night and there was frost starting to form on the trees as they drove by.
Emma was a woman in her mid-20’s. She had beautiful auburn hair that she curled and strung up into a high ponytail. She wore a light blue v-neck and a vest that was as black as a panther. Denim jeans kept her warm and neon-green and blue sneakers shone …show more content…
Laurenz. He was a middle-aged man with a tall and muscular stature. He wore a calm, collected expression on his face even in the toughest of moments. He wore a lab coat and a dark blue shirt under with his name embroidered across it. He had hazel eyes and an extremely fair, almost pale, complexion. He had a very closed and kind manner. Emma and Dr. Laurenz had been working together for as long as they could remember. They were on their 8th, maybe 9th murder case and if they did it, if they solved the most difficult case they had been assigned, Emma would get her promotion. She would become one of the best known detectives in town. As Emma was embracing her fantasy, Dr. Laurenz snapped her out of …show more content…
As she rattled it around Emma heard it click open. She pulled the drawer out and found a key. Literally one key. As Emma pulled it out she asked Doc to find the room. Emma opened the room and her mouth hung wide open in awe. They may have not found the murderer, however what they discovered was better. It was the lair. Empty bottles and fast food packages were strewn everywhere. Mappings of the murders and victims were mapped out along the walls and books of information filled the room. Emma could not believe her eyes. Without wasting any time the two mystery solvers pulled out books and started reading. After at least an hour of being in the room, Emma could hear a low rumble in her