Marley Stonebender: A Short Story

“We found your family why you were out that'll be fine.” Wolf says while walking over to

Logan flicked on his flashlight and pointed it to the ground, “ It looks like there are footprints going towards the tunnel”.

"No path, for the spirits will guide us there." The mysterious answer did nothing to ease his mind and a half turn to a shrugging Neirin revealed they were both left in the dark. Gwaine could only shake his head in dismay at the way their flight to freedom became muddier with each step.

The stranger jumped back on his horse and simply nodded to the dumbstruck Link. “Be sure not to travel by yourself again. Hyrule is no longer safe and monsters are growing

“Then we shall do this, and do it fast. I shall ride out tomorrow and see what I can find.”

“Ok John, I might need your help to get to where the Dragon is because I don’t know much about it, I’m on a blind mission.” Marcus said.

Im reading Marley and Me, by John Grogan. So far this is a very good book. I am not very far into it yet. This book was recommended by Britney, she said that it made her cry but it was super good. I thought I might like a more emotional book because I could stay more engaged. I also thought I might be interested in this book because it is about dogs and I love dogs.

He nodded to Gandalf, who was to be seen outside waiting for him. The wizard waited a moment before speaking, as if weighing his words carefully.

“Hop on, Lucy, you’ll need a ride sooner or later.” Twinkle, Alistair’s horse, races swiftly away from the forest and onto the castle property.

“I have heard of his death.” Lord Donovan stopped and turned back. “ We didn’t think any survived the attack by the low land elves.”

“Langly,” Erland spoke as the goblins approached their perch in the bushed. “Use the bolts on the one with the spear, they fall in behind us, use your sling to keep them from recovering.”

"Hey, Toriel, I just remembered," Gon drew out. "You never told us anything about the Ruins." Gon raised his arm, his finger pointing at the hollowed out exit past the black tree. "There's more out there past this, right?"

“You mean the one set up at the old fort?” Lydia asked. “Well I suppose that makes sense; they are on the roadside. Anytime they need supplies they could just wait for a traveler.”

“Let’s get going. There is a short hike before we get to the base of the mountain.”

Getting thrown into prison at the age of sixteen, getting treated poorly, and not having a trial must be devastating. False imprisonment is more common than we think it is. As Americans, we are to have faith in that the people we put our trust in, like correctional officers and judges, who are supposed to be ensuring safety for the people. In the Time: The Kalief Browder Story, Kalief tends to prove Americans wrong in a documentary by amplifying how the justice system treated him. False imprisonment is an unlawful practice to do and police officers who falsely put people in jail should be penalized. Anybody who has been falsely accused of a crime should get the justice they need. In the Time: The Kalief Browder Story, Kalief enlightens how he was a victim of this.