Through years of our lives we grow up, we have to make changes to how we act
and behave. Holden Caulfield unconsciously made his decision, he started to grow
up after he was kicked in to the world. Holden was at school until he flunked out
and ended up heading home. During Holdens trip he comes across a few people
who help him adjust to the transition of childhood and adulthood. When he adjusts
he makes the decision to become a person who helps keep kids young. It took a
while but he figured out where he will be in ten years. Now since Im in my teens,
I'll have to go through the same steps as Holden did. I have a good feeling that in
the next ten years I will be in law enforcement and preferably a pilot for law
enforcement.
After college I have high expectations of being in the law
enforcement field.
There is something about police that I like. It could be the
feeling of protecting the community or just the trigger happy feeling I get. I was
watching amazing police videos and I noticed that they show all fields of law
enforcement but the ones that caught my attention were pilots flying in helicopters
and the swat team. I first wanted to join the military but if Im going to do that why
not start local. I think I also have a deep feeling to keep peace because I've seen a
lot of violence, like the Rodney King trials and Sept 11, 2001. The thrill of flying
parallel with the highway chasing a car, spot light shinning bright on it, people
jumping out. "Mike hit the infrared cam, they're on foot west bound on Ygnacio
Blvd." Doesn't that sound like a blast of...
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perhaps the title is a little misleading. the subject of the essay is more how the book affects your life. like someone else mentioned in one of the other comments, english teachers usually frown upon the usage of first or second person in papers. i think for your grade level that you should start working on this and also start working out what is appropriate content for papers. in higher grades teachers tend to be more conservative about what students put into their essays.
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