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Ghost Persuasive Speech
Do you have any idea how hard it is being one of the dead? I guess that once you do find out, you will not be able to tell anyone—well, at least not anyone living. Being dead sucks!
On the bright side, you do not have to give a single care in the world to things such as getting hit by a car or remembering to never take candy from strangers. You can go skydiving without a parachute or even go swimming with sharks. You can even get free admittance to the Bahamas and stay at a five-star hotel free of charge!
Unfortunately, you also have no one to talk to, and teenagers are always so determined to summon me in a stupid game they think is fun. It sucks being a ghost! At least it did . . . until the other day!
Last week, I met a kid named Tim.
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