Personal Narrative-Jack's Misanthrope

Walking to school, a ladybug landed on Jill, which is a felicitous sign that the day was going to be a very good one.
Henry didn't know he was a misanthrope until he realized that the reason why he took night shifts and hid out in his home during the day was for the sole reason of avoiding people.
Jack's pertinacious attempts to convince Jill to give him her old teddy bear, spanned for six years until Jill finally had enough and gave in.
Henry was given the death sentence for stealing a candy bar by the state court but the federal court ruled his sentence as inordinate and punished him with community service instead.
The crying babies and screaming people exacerbated the deafening sound of the emergency alarm, giving me a pounding headache
as I tried to find an exit.
Before the marathon on Antartica, Jill traveled to Alaska to train in the freezing temperatures to inure herself to running in the cold.
The power-hungry king put down any subject who did not obey him obsequiously because he needed absolute control over his people.
When the boy graffitied on the mans house for the third time, the man was forced to take punitive measures on the boyu to ensure that no one vandalizes his house again.