Journey To The Alternate Universe Chronic Illness

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Journey to the Alternate Universe Chronic Illness It is when the whole family seems to be dying that life becomes scary and many things do not seem to make sense. This was the exact situation of Tom who had a sickly sister, sick of a chronic illness. His grandfather and father had passed on due to the same heart condition that his sister suffered from. Tom was burdened with the responsibility of taking care of his sister, Marylyn. He spent sleepless looking for a way to bring a solution.

He met his friend Mike who suggested the idea of going back into time and getting a plant that was used as medicine a thousand years ago which later became extinct. Time Travel Machine Creating a time travel machine took time, scientific knowledge, and efforts and it was ready. Tom was not sure whether he’s going would be successful and how long that would take, his coming was also not a guaranteed. He chose to go anyway, for that was the level of determination he had to see his sister back on her feet. The Alternate Universe The journey was full of fear and uncertainties and cut short when the travel machine malfunctioned.

He found himself in an alternate universe that had so many fireflies. He was tired, and did not know where to start from; he desired to look for places that people live in even if it was a village. He could not see any area nearby with electricity and that concerned him for he did not know what to do. The Villain In his walks, he met a girl who took it up to protect him for there was a villain who was seeking to kill Tom. She explained that fireflies were used to give light during the night.

She continued to give information about how everyone on earth has a person exactly like him or her and most of him or her were a villain. Tom felt threatened and remembering his sisters’ condition, he felt weak. He was still figuring out how to get out of the alternate universe when he encountered the villain. He could not imagine dying in a strange land; he managed to hide from the villain. He barely knew anyone there apart from the girl that saved her, and he had to remain in hiding to ensure his safety.

Time Bound It was already 105 hours and time was quickly running out. He had to plan how to move from hiding and out of the universe. His guardian Angel was right on time and she led her out. The time spent was enough to see how this girl had treated him. Tom had been a quiet guy and the condition of her family did not allow him to interact with the girls in his circle.

He had few friends more so friends who were girls. Falling in Love Tom had fallen in love with this girl and part of his worry became taking the girl together with him to earth. Just as he had discovered an alternate portal of exit back to earth, he was informed that the medicine could be found in the same universe. He was working on borrowed time and he did not want to take chances. He organized with the girl to take her to get the medicine them they would leave together.

The journey was long but they made it, he got the medicine and was glad. It was only seconds and the portal was about to lock when he dashed out. He was glad for getting the medicine but missed the girl of his dreams. LOVE As a result of you, sleep is not important any more, The whole of me yearns to have you, I cannot remember the touch of your hands, I can neither remember your face nor your lips, How did it feel to have them? As a result of your presence, the universe appeared brighter, The colors were different; all the creatures were beautiful, And of course, I saw the world though your years, I can remember your eye, or the sight through them, How my world belonged to you?

As a result of your presence, happy hours never existed no more, I cannot remember the jovial moments, How we laughed throughout all, and except none, I can neither remember your voice nor your sight, Just like a flower to its perfume, I am expected to, My blurred memory of you, pain is what I live with now, And just like fresh wound, if you touched me, You going to, Cause a irreparable harm to me Your touches unfold me like climbing Vines on walls of melancholy Your love is long forgotten, yet I am always Looking for you in every window As a result of your presence, I experience a lot of pain from the heady perfumes of summer, As a result of your presence, I search for any sign that could precipitate desires, The sight of the shooting stars, objects falling Oh! Not forgetting your voice, the voice that is always happy I have forgotten your eyes, your lips all of you! Workshop 2 and 3 About Workshop 2 and 3 Yet another reminder for those who need it: The second half of this course is where you apply all the knowledge/skills you acquired in the first half of this course. Specifically, you’ll apply your new knowledge/skill set in creating a single story, OR a collection of poetry. The story or the poetry collection you develop comes out of the material you developed in Workshop 1, which came out of everything you learned and wrote in the first half of the course. You’ll continue developing the same story OR the same poetry collection throughout the rest of this course.

Paper For Above instruction

In this paper, I will explore themes of adventure, love, sacrifice, and the human condition through the narrative of Tom’s extraordinary journey into an alternate universe. The story begins with Tom’s dire family health situation, which motivates his daring quest to find a medicinal plant that has been extinct for centuries. His determination exemplifies human resilience in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges. This narrative not only captures a fantastical adventure through time and space but also delves into the emotional depths of love and longing, highlighting the universal desire for connection and the hope of saving loved ones.

The story is set against a richly imagined universe filled with fireflies and mysterious creatures, emphasizing the contrast between the familiar and the unknown. The introduction of a villain introduces conflict, heightening the stakes of Tom’s journey. The narrative explores themes of safety, trust, and bravery as Tom is forced into hiding and eventually rescued by a guardian angel figure, symbolizing hope and protection amid chaos.

Throughout his experience, Tom’s emotional journey is vividly depicted through poetic reflections on love and loss. His romantic feelings for the girl who saved him evoke a powerful exploration of human vulnerability and the transformative power of love. The poem included in the narrative showcases how love can influence perception, alter emotions, and give meaning even amidst peril. The poetic element emphasizes the profound impact of love, enriching the narrative by providing a deeper emotional layer.

Furthermore, the narrative emphasizes the importance of persistence and resourcefulness in achieving goals under extreme circumstances. Tom’s final act—dashing into the portal to retrieve the medicine—symbolizes determination and sacrifice. His subsequent longing for the girl underscores the poignant theme of love lost and the enduring human spirit to seek meaning beyond physical limitations.

In conclusion, this story intertwines adventure, emotional depth, and philosophical reflection, serving as a metaphor for the human experience of facing adversity with hope. It prompts the reader to consider the importance of resilience, the enduring power of love, and the courage required to venture into the unknown. The creative narrative demonstrates a mastery of craft elements such as character development, imagery, and emotional expression, aligning with the objectives of the course to enhance storytelling skills through revision, reflection, and creative exploration.

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