Personal Narrative: A Look In The Mirror

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Chapter six- a look in the mirror When I look in the mirror, I see myself. I see a fourteen-year-old boy with no complication or depth. But I have to describe myself with depth to really illustrate what kind of person I am.
Starting from top to bottom, I have deep, deep brown hair that is 2 and ½ inches long, which I am trying to grow out. I have curvy ears and deep brown eyes with a small nose and not much acne. My teeth are one of the personal parts of me as I have mentioned before in other chapters. It has intrigued me since I grew them in. There is about a one-centimeter gap between my incisors (or my two front teeth). People have asked me all my life if I was/am going to get braces which makes me very irritated. Though the question about …show more content…

My moral code is basically don’t offend anyone. But also, be open minded to other things.
I enjoy reading. It's what occupied me in my elementary school life. I just got into comic books which I enjoy, though I can’t name my favorite. My favorite book is a feast for dragons by George R.R Martin. A pet peeve that I have about reading is when people cannot read in their head, people who spoil books, and people who spoil books wrong by saying he/she dies in the end.
I can't say what my favorite show is because I have so many I will just describe them by genre. My favorite action and adventure show would be Game of Thrones. My favorite comedy would be the Big Bang Theory. My favorite dramas are Daredevil and Jessica Jones. I really like science fiction, so I have many. They are the Flash, the Arrow, and Agents of Shield. My favorite anime is Attack on Titan and Naruto; and my favorite family show is blackish. Some TV shows really rile me up. I hate it when they rip another show off, or when they change around the plot. What I hate is when they make shows more dramatic than they

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