The Clutz

The Clutz

By: Kylee Sawyer

Once upon a time there was a girl that was 16 named Ella.
She is very a​uspicious​to most, but to some she was to clumsy.
Ella has always tried to r​ectify​her clumsiness, but no matter hard
she tried it was a​rduous​for her. The thought of tripping and
falling in front of a bunch of people was always ​daunting​her
because she didn’t want to be ​reviled​by her classmates. One
time, she was scared to go near a p​recipice​because she felt like
she was going to trip and fall. She often a​bsconded​in class so
she wouldn’t have walk up in front of the class. When she was
home she felt r​eprieved​. Her brother Brad that was 18, would
often ​hoodwink​her into tripping over something because he
thought it was funny. For example, Brad had put a bunch of my
inanimate​stuffed animals in front of a doorway and asked her to
run down and help him with something. When she tripped on
them, she wanted to ​incinerate t​he stuff animals but they she
realized they were hers. Ella told Brad in a joking manner that he
was responsible for the ​larceny​of her stuffed animals. Then,
when she was on her way back to her room she tripped and then
had to d​isentangle​her feet from pillows to get up and continue
walking to her room. Soon after she got in her room, her mom
came to the door and asked if she could ​access​the room. Ella
said yes and her mom then walked in the room. Ella’s mom asked
“what’s wrong?” She then said “I just wish I wasn’t as clumsy.”
Her mom then made a p​ompous​speech about how Ella should
love her clumsiness and that it’s her ​fate​so she should embrace
it. Ella felt that the speech was ​biased​because it’s her mother,

she was p​liant​. Ella thought about her mother’s speech and
started feeling better about her clumsiness. She began to feel
intrepid​about her clumsiness. By the way, this society was an
anarchy.​