First Person Periphery:  To Kill a Mockingbird (certain part) - One part of the book, Scout describes the event of her father trying to prove Tom Robinson was not guilty; in which, this section was mainly focused on her father, but still in the perspective of Scout.

Second Person: The Cave of Time - In the story, it talks about your adventure in the book. Meaning that it would include the word "you"

Third Person Limited:  The Giver - The narrator only knows what is going on through Jonas's perspective (main character)

Third Person Multiple: Six of Crows - There are 6 mains characters and the narrator talks about what each person is thinking and doing.

Third Person Omniscient: Harry Potter and the Sourcerer's Stone - Throughout the series, the narrator knows what's going on and what everyone is thinking.

Ms. Defrancesco 

English II

30 August 2018  

Baby Steps on Ice 

A time I have experienced something for the first time was when I first ice skated. I was 6 years old and was not well trained at skating. As I got to the arena, I first tied on the surprisingly new, rented skates; in which, they hugged my feet tightly. As the ice called me over, I waddled my way toward the ice and grabbed the walkers for beginners. Once I hit the ice, I could feel the cold coming towards me as I glided through the slippery surface. With the guidance of the walker, I felt like a graceful figure skater. As time passed, the faster I got,  I felt the frigid wind slapped me across the face, and that was the beginning of my love for the chilling activity.