The Crash :: Creative Writing Essays

The Crash  ........ as Jesse stumbled down the stairs, he could hear the weeping and heknew that something had gone wrong.  He cried out, whats going on?     Jesse this is officer Potter, and he would alike(p) to talk to you,  wept his nanna.     Whats the problem officer? mumbled Jesse half somnolent, rubbing his eyes.     Well, Jesse I dont know how to tell you this, but this morning on I-43your dad was in a precise terrible accident.  He was hit by a semi truck headingsouth on the interstate.  And when we arrived upon the scene, your father wasfound deathly. Stammered the nervous rookie cop.     Oh God, oh God, who did this?...........how did?.......why?.... .............. I have to get out of here. Cried Jesse with a face full of tears.          Jesse come back here Sobbed his grandmother.         Jesse then took off, and he told no one where he was going.  So nowthere is a grandmother weeping, a nervous rookie cop, and an upset missingteenager what is the family to do now.  They just lost their dad, and son, andnow his baby bird has taken off.  Talk about a nightmare of a morning.         After Jesse took off his grandmother sat there on the couch, clutchingthe work shirt of her dead son crying, Oh Edward, Oh Edward. The cries echoedthrough the empty house as the grandmother sat there in tears.     How could this have happened? Thought Jesse to himself, he was just in parkland Bay and now hes dead.  Who did this?  They will get theirs.         The only thing that kept Jesse going was his hatred.  He had to devise aplan to get back at the person who did this.  The only thing he could think ofwas to repay blood for blood.     Jesse didnt know the exact details of the accident, but when he found outhe erupted into a fit of rage.  So the driver of the semi fell asleep behindthe wheel, huh?  I tell you what, he better not fall asleep tonight.  There isone pissed of kid coming for him.      As Jesse sat at home devising a plan to pay back blood for blood, hisgrandmother is planning out the arrangements for the funeral.  Jesses plansounds so simple and fool proof that even a child could pull this off.  His ideawas to wait until about 1 oclock in the morning and break into his house anddeal with him in an inhumane manner.  All through his life Jesse had a