Rudolph's Narrative Essay: The Joy Of Christmas

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Christmas was 24 hours away, and there was a huge problem. Santa’s sleigh is guided by one special guy we all know and love- Rudolph. You know the story about everyone’s favorite reindeer: a funny looking reindeer gets made fun of by all of the other reindeer for his glowing nose, in which leads to his significant job of guiding the magical sleigh through the dark to deliver gift to all of the children. However, something was wrong with Rudolph’s unique colored nose: it wouldn’t glow. Rudolph had been feeling very isolated lately, everyone was in such a rush to get ready for Christmas he wasn’t feeling any Christmas spirit. Everyone was too occupied to notice ,but when they did it wasn’t good. “Rudolph! Your nose! What happened?” an elf named …show more content…

“What on earth are we going to do Mrs.Claus?” Rudolph questioned. “Well I’m afraid there isn’t very much we can do, sweetie.” She replies, sounding troubled. Surely there was something they could do to fix whatever happened to poor Rudolph’s nose. The North Pole was pure chaos, to put it bluntly. Everyone was panicking, there was now only a few hours until Santa would have to leave in order to deliver all of the presents and Rudolph’s nose remained dull. Muffins was walking back to the workshop, still pondering about Rudolph’s strange behavior when he thought of an idea. Everyone and everything in the North Pole was powered by the most important part of Christmas: Christmas spirit. Piecing the pieces together, Muffins makes a …show more content…

Rudolph was soon surrounded by everyone in the North Pole, standing in the middle of a large circle, he tilted his head. “What is going on?” Rudolph asks, clearly confused. They don’t reply, instead they start to sing. “Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, had a very shiny nose.” At first Rudolph was bewildered at first, but soon realized what was going on. His nose abruptly got slightly warm and began to glow a bit, shimmering lightly. “...won’t you guide my sleigh tonight!” everyone continued to sing, cheerfully. The louder they were singing the brighter Rudolph’s nose got. By the end of the song, Rudolph’s nose was blazing intensely at its full potential. All of the North Pole jumped up and exclaimed with joy, “Christmas is saved!” Rudolph smiled widely and thanked everyone, Muffins especially. “How wonderful!” Santa boomed. There was now only a short amount of time until

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