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He is a young, healthy looking boy ready to go to a new school in his second year. He did everything his mom to told to do, he got dressed, comb his hair, and brush his teeth. He had cinnamon toast crunch for breakfast, he follows his mother to the silver Honda accord in the well neat organized garage. Honda turn on nice and smoothly that the sound that makes him elated each time he goes to his mother. He was sitting in blue buzz lightyear, booster seat; right next to him was his woody, buzz lightyear, and peter pan. “WE ARE OFF To SEE NEVERLAND, and have an amazing adventure,” the boy said so proudly. As the garage door open, the mother states “Now for some pixie dust to fly away into the sky.” He imagines gold dust circulating around the car, making it float above the ground. The car was getting further away from the ground going into outer space towards the northern star. When the journey ended, they are in front of the school, it was different compare to the previous school; he went to this campus was the shape of an oval with the classrooms that were all around. The building was...

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