Question

When you were on your way home from school recently, you saw someone who needed some help. You decided to help.

Write an email to a friend about what happened.
In your email, you should:
•explain why the person needed some help.
•describe how you helped them.
•say what the person did later to thank you.

Answer 1

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To: Friend

From: Me

Something very crazy happened the other day. I was to the library from school when I saw something; An old woman was struggling down the library stairs. The next thing I heard was a big thump, and all of the woman's book fell along with her. No one stopped to help, no one except me of course. I rushed over to the elderly woman. There was blood on the ground from the hard ground. Her legs and arms were scrapped and her dress was partially ripped. She looked up at me with dark, beady eyes. I picked up her books and set them on the stairs. I then grabbed her by the arm and helped her back inside of the library. I sat the woman on a chair when a young woman rushed up to us. She had a look of worry all over her face. "Mom!" She shouted. "She fell down the stairs... You should really keep an eye on her. She's just an old woman," was all I said. She smiled at me and gave me an 100 dollar bill out of her dress pocket. "Thank You So much for helping her... I couldn't thank you enough." She smiled and I left the library, completely forgetting what I had came for. I was happy that I could help someone out.

From: Me

Answer 2

Dear Friend,

Today I saw a man crying. As a traveler, I knew the best and easiest thing to do would be to just move on. Walk away, because life is short and I must live it. Instead, I asked him what was wrong. His wife had just been admitted into a hospice. She was going to die soon, and there was nothing he could do. She was abusive, and even still, he loved her. I told him to write about it. Write a song or two. Get your thoughts out there, find a way to enjoy your grief. It's only love with nowhere else to go, after all. Take that love with nowhere to go and put it in a piece of art. He listened to me, and he gave me an old, heavy coin. It's in my wallet, and I doubt I'll ever take it out.

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