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If you got m ostly A, then you ar e a Question M ar k! You question ever ything ar ound you, including
Walker. Ther e is nothing w r ong w ith questioning people, but you m ay not know of the latest tr ends.
If you got m ostly B, then you ar e a Exclam ation Point! You LOVE to yell and shout and ar e SUPER
excited about ever ything.
If you got m ostly C, then you ar e a Com m a! You love to talk and talk w ithout end. People could find you
annoying for this, but it does get your point acr oss to ever yone (If they ar e half-listening)
If you ar e m ostly D then you ar e a Per iod! You like to keep things shor t and sim ple, and you ar e ver y,
ver y nor m al. M aybe even too nor m al. M aybe as nor m al as? Walker !
Well, ther e is another Unique W hich [Blank] Ar e You Quiz! I hope you enjoyed it.
Explor in g t h e Woods
Th e Woods i s M ad Cr azy
For a long tim e now the secr et w oods have been hidden
behind the cem eter y and for bidden to cam per s. BUT W HY?
You m ay ask . Well that?s w hat you ar e about to find out! Our
par ty snuck thr ough the cem eter y, steer ing clear of the
suspicious feeling of being w atched fr om som ew her e in the
distance. We w alked betw een gr aves in com plete silence. It
w as eer ily quiet. The silence br oke to the sound of quickly
shuffling footsteps, our par ty sear ched to find the sour ce, but
to no avail. We continued onw ar d but the footsteps seem ed to
follow us. We then found a pathw ay leading up to an
abandoned ir on m ill sur r ounded by a sm all pond. The
footsteps picked up speed then suddenly ceased, the spir it had
found its hom e. The air w as cold and cr isp, despite the sun
r eflecting off of the pond and hitting our backs as w e w alked
on. We hear d the tr ickle of w ater , dr ipping fr om the m ill, it
suddenly stopped, w e pear ed over the fence guar ding the m ill.
Then, w ith a gust of w ind the w ater bur st out of the m ill, and
ever ything w as back to nor m al, or so w e thought. One of our
ankles w as gently splashed w ith the pond w ater. That?s w hen
w e knew it w asn?t over. We r an thr ough the w oods but one of
us tr ipped. At fir st w e kept on r unning but the guilt w as
killing us just like the abandoned w ould soon be. ?We have to
go back!? I said ?Ther e?s not enough tim e. Keep on r unning!?
our tr oop leader said. ?Then let?s m ake tim e!? w e all said.
W hen w e ar r ived he w as deathly ill, he w as shaking, ?YOU!?
he yelled, pointing to our tr oupe leader. ?IT WAS YOU!?, he
w as hyster ical, his eyes glazed over and he fainted, w e all
cr ow ded ar ound him , except for one, our leader. He tur ned
his back and began to laugh. W E picked up our fainted fr iend
and r an, our leader just stood ther e and laughed, ?It?s not over
yet? he said calm ly, and disappear ed.