Creative Writing Response The Lord Of The Flies

Creative Writing Response I crashed through the forest a pig far in front. I could feel the adrenaline pumping through my veins. All my senses were on high alert. I paused, something stood out. Something heavy and dark seemed to be flowing with the adrenaline and blood. A want, a need, a bloodlust. I looked up and saw what used to be the pig I was chasing after lying bloody and dismembered. That’s strange it didn’t seem to be killed by a spear. The carcass seemed clawed at and torn through. Suddenly a flash of movement startled me out of my gaze and right in front of me was a bloody, maggot filled, pig head. The Lord of the Flies started speaking to me. â€Å"You have done very well, now let me show you how to really KILL a pig!† Then it charged at me. As soon as its teeth sank into my neck, I woke up screaming and sweating in my bed. Nancy, my newly-wedded wife lay next to me, her eyes filled with concern and care. â€Å"Are you ok?† she asked. â€Å"I’m fine† I repl y. 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