Kiran Pillay’s Image/Word Narrative

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It never ceased to amaze me how much every student identified with thehouse they were in, taking after certain characteristic that often times decided whatkind of student they were. Clare students were always laid back, simplistic andoutgoing and they knew how to lose with a smile on their faces, shrug it off andcontinue with their peaceful lives. They were used to coming in last place, and yet Ialways felt that they were way ahead of everyone else.
I was always a part of Assunta, which was filled with people who were as outgoing andpassionate as the colour. We were always under the curse of second or third place, but neverapt to give up. I was not in charge of setting the tents up, although I wish I had been consultedstill. One shot, one run, Assunta is no one? Yes, sometimes student mistakes were quitecomical, they should have used an ‘#’! Even as I looked on and had a good laugh, I felt terribleto know that this would be the last time I would be a part of all the festivities, of belonging toAssunta, of competing and enjoying my adolescence. It’s a terrible feeling when you stand onthat threshold of supposed adult hood and realize that High school is over.
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