Personal Narrative: A Story Of Anne's Guilt

When the time Anne talked face-to-face with the man who killed her father, her anger and suffering went gone. As the man started to cry and said, “I’m to blame, I’m to blame”. She immediately approached the man and Anne said that she already forgave the murderer. Anne needed to free herself to the tragic, that became her burden, by forgiving the killer, and her numbness was gone.

In order to remove or lessen the feeling of guilt or conscience, we need to forgive. By forgiving someone we might remove the feeling of guilt that became a burden to us. Just like in Anne’s story, she held grudges, anger, and vengeance towards her father’s killer. Anne lived carrying those burdens thinking every day about revenge and hatred to the killer and she trapped herself into those feelings. After she forgave the killer, she realized that she became her own jailer. But at the same time her
After almost a week, she knew and we talked about it. The feeling was mutual but it didn't really last long until I found out that someone was courting her. The moment I knew that they are already couples, I told her that “I hope we didn't become friends" and after saying that we treated each other like we didn't exist until next grade. In grade 9 I was the one who approaches her first, but she didn't respond. But one night she texted me, she's saying sorry to me, telling that they broke up and wants me again to be her close friends like we used to be. At first, I didn't really care but, in the end, I still forgave her. Months passed our friendship became stronger until one day the same problem happened again. In that day I felt like no one to her, she would only text me or talked to me when she's bored or no one is talking to her. Sometimes I also asked myself does our friendship worth it, or sometimes I feel like she didn't really deserve to be forgiven, but still she was important to