Personal Narrative: The Red Man

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When the skies were still blue, the grass was green, the man was red, and the great strong fox was white, there was a red man. This red man was a hunter man; he lived in a very snowy and cold place, he was at a disadvantage because he was the red man and could not blend in with his white surroundings, the red man was envious of the great white fox because he was great and stronger than anything on the earth. One day the red man wanted the color of the white wolf so he could catch the Bison. Now the great strong white fox lived in the woods where the leaves were different shades of red, but he could still catch the bison. One day the red man was chasing a bison but when the red man got close to the bison, the bison saw the vibrant red of the …show more content…
I live in the red woods and I can still catch my bison, I would only help if I was red like you.” The rabbit over heard them and jumped to them and said “ there is a man east of here they call him the colored man, he can change your colors, but you will have to give up something to someone else as a good deed”. The red man and the great strong white fox went on a trip to find the colored man. The rabbit told them to go over the mountain peak, and then go through the dessert and finally you look for the tallest tree and the colored man will be on the top of it. The red man and the great tall white fox went on the trip and when they arrived to the tree they entered and saw the colored man. The colored looked like a mixture of all the colors. The colored man looked at them and asked them what they wanted, the red man answered and said “we want to change colors colored man” the colored man answered and said, “ if you wan to change your color then give up something you cherish and love to someone else as a good deed.” Now the red man thought of the idea and decided to share his good deed with great tall fox and he shares his good deed to him, the red man was being
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