Once upon a time there was a girl named Petunia. She was in 7th grade and she loved her History class. One day, they were talking about a picture that was in one of their lessons. The teacher decided to make an assignment about that picture. There was nine questions that she had to answer and she was so imaginative that she decided to make a book.

As she was making her book she thought to herself about how she could compare herself to the picture. So, in her book, she decided to incorporate those questions. The first question she asked herself was, "What person would I be in this picture?" As she looked at the picture more and more, she realized who she was most like. She thought she would most likely be one of the people with the bow and arrow because she loves archery.

Next, she thought about what that person smells. She thought that maybe that person smelled wood because of the bow and arrows. Maybe that person smelled fishy smells because they were next to water. Maybe that person smelled trees from the trees that the person is standing next to. There were many things to say that the person smelled. She could only say so many.

She thought about what this person might see. She thought he might see people fighting and running. He might see trees and water and birds flying in the air. He might see a castle with people leaning over the edge. He might see some people that look angry. He might see flags gliding through with breezes, He might see boats. There are endless possibilities to what he might see.

She also thought about what this person might hear. He might hear people screaming and fighting and being mad and crying. He might hear birds chirping or crickets chirping. He might hear waves from the water. He might hear gusts of wind. He might hear things breaking. He might hear trees rustling in the wind.

She also thought about the things this person might touch. This person is touching a bow and arrows. He might touch the ground if he falls. He might feel the water if he fall in the water. He might feel the walls of the castle he is standing in front of. He might feel people crowding him and people pushing up against him. He might feel a breeze brushing up against him. He might feel the branches of the trees that he is standing in front of.