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What Happened To Margot
Everyone just stood in the cold and the dark classroom looking at the empty closet they had released Margot from. Looking at Margot’s cold, raw face staring at them made everyone uncomfortable. Nobody said anything to anyone, but you could hear the teacher hollering to find the kids. Everyone is still continuing to stand there with their dead expressions on their faces. The teacher found them all and instantly everyone started weeping because of what crime act they’ve all just committed. The teacher was very confused on why everyone was crying, but Margot, the one who should be crying. William had to admit what they’ve done because he knew they would all get in trouble. All the children got in trouble, and Margot went home to not hear the shouting at the students. She still had a bitter cold expression on her face. Her parents weren’t home at the time, so …show more content…
They were wondering what happened and why she was mournful on such a alluring day. She explained what happened and her parents fumed. They reported all the children to the principal and he reported that he already knew. None of the parents knew what happened except for Margot’s parents. The principal didn’t want the other parents to know, but Margot’s parents told them anyway for what actions their children have done to Margot. All of the parents started fights with Margot’s parents swearing their children didn’t do that. Margot just was following, same facial expressions as she was locked in the closet. She kept remembering everyone’s face, her thrusting her body against the cold door. Foundering on the closet floor, thinking about why she even moves here in the first place. She kept remembering earth, she misses her old friends, she misses the sun, she misses everything. Nobody was ever nice to her, making fun of the way she spoke, how she looked, how she talked, she couldn’t do one thing without someone saying

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