Dwayne Johnson Research Paper

In the year of 1980, Dwayne Johnson- also referred to as, “The Rock” blew up his social media account with thousands of eye catching photos. In mid-June, Johnson traveled from the United States to Androka, Madagascar for a spiritual vacation, alone. However, after two months had scrolled by, Johnson returned home with a gift from above. The gift is Intimidar, who was adopted at 1-years-old from Madagascar. Instantly, media headlines titled their work with, “The Rock Buys a Pebble”. Within two weeks, Intimidar had become Americas shine of light after Johnson returned home to the United States.

To Johnson, many years blinked by as he watched his son grow intellectually and physically. At the age of five, Intimidar had started lifting 100 pound
After Intimidar was removed from the hospital, precisely at 3:30 a.m., a drunk driver on a bridge had recklessly slammed into Intimidar’s Porsche, resulting in both cars spinning in the air of all directions, pixelated glass flew in the air, and there was one remaining survivor. Luckily, Intimidar was wearing a seatbelt and survived the crash. After Intimidar had snapped out from being paralyzed from the accident, he investigated the scene. When Intimidar limped to the vehicle, he had to pry the drivers wrinkled door off. From there, the drunk man had blood spurted everywhere, his eyeballs were left hanging out his sockets, his chest was no longer like a blimp, but rather deflated from his broken ribs, and there was no sign of life. Intimidar, left in pain emotionally and physically, searched the man for an identity. The man’s identification card read the name of Albury Wink. For some odd reason, that name seemed familiar to Intimidar, then the name clicked in his mind, and Intimidar was proud the man died. Reason being is because Albury was an adversary to society. The man had murdered over 1,353,582,498 people for pure enjoyment, injured 23,482 people at a concert from running them over with a car, and was absolutely a nuisance to anyone he met. Albury was a man who attacked his victims at night, stole their belongings, and then in a matter of minutes, was invisible and left no trace. Now ten minutes later, the police and ambulance showed up at the scene and questioned Intimidar. Once the negotiation was over, Intimidar got the green check to leave. Intimidar did not get arrested for murder because (1) Albury was drunk, and (2) the cameras recorded the accident. In the next following day, when the crack of sunlight bled through Intimidar’s blinds, he turned on the NEWS to find out he was publicized once again- not only surviving a car wreck on the same day from being discharged from the